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Drive West of Fraserburgh towards the village of Sandhaven and the Break lies slap bang in the middle of the bay opposite the new sewerage treatment plant. To access the break walk over the rocks. English (Translate this text in English): Drive West of Fraserburgh towards the village of Sandhaven and the Break lies slap bang in the middle of the bay opposite the new sewerage treatment plant. To access the break walk over the rocks. English (Translate this text in English): Drive West of Fraserburgh towards the village of Sandhaven and the Break lies slap bang in the middle of the bay opposite the new sewerage treatment plant. To access the break walk over the rocks. English (Translate this text in English): Drive West of Fraserburgh towards the village of Sandhaven and the Break lies slap bang in the middle of the bay opposite the new sewerage treatment plant. To access the break walk over the rocks. DistanceTake a car WalkShort walk (5-15 mn) Easy to find?Easy to find Public access?Public access Special accessDon't know

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Phingask is a notoriously fickle spot that can be either ultra consistent or just won't work at all. When it's on the place is a swell magnet, turning the smallest of swells into rideable waves. The break is a sand/rock mix and the wave quality depends on the amount of sand. The wave is a right hander although there is a left at the other side of the point that is more rocky. When it's on the waves are very speedy, fun rights that pack a bit of punch.

English (Translate this text in English): Phingask is a notoriously fickle spot that can be either ultra consistent or just won't work at all. When it's on the place is a swell magnet, turning the smallest of swells into rideable waves. The break is a sand/rock mix and the wave quality depends on the amount of sand. The wave is a right hander although there is a left at the other side of the point that is more rocky. When it's on the waves are very speedy, fun rights that pack a bit of punch.

English (Translate this text in English): Phingask is a notoriously fickle spot that can be either ultra consistent or just won't work at all. When it's on the place is a swell magnet, turning the smallest of swells into rideable waves. The break is a sand/rock mix and the wave quality depends on the amount of sand. The wave is a right hander although there is a left at the other side of the point that is more rocky. When it's on the waves are very speedy, fun rights that pack a bit of punch.

English (Translate this text in English): Phingask is a notoriously fickle spot that can be either ultra consistent or just won't work at all. When it's on the place is a swell magnet, turning the smallest of swells into rideable waves. The break is a sand/rock mix and the wave quality depends on the amount of sand. The wave is a right hander although there is a left at the other side of the point that is more rocky. When it's on the waves are very speedy, fun rights that pack a bit of punch.

Atmosphere

Phigask can get crowded when it's on, as it can often be the only place around with swell. As with all the breaks around Fraserburgh respect the locals and you'll be fine.

English (Translate this text in English): Phigask can get crowded when it's on, as it can often be the only place around with swell. As with all the breaks around Fraserburgh respect the locals and you'll be fine.

English (Translate this text in English): Phigask can get crowded when it's on, as it can often be the only place around with swell. As with all the breaks around Fraserburgh respect the locals and you'll be fine.

English (Translate this text in English): Phigask can get crowded when it's on, as it can often be the only place around with swell. As with all the breaks around Fraserburgh respect the locals and you'll be fine.

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