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Teiki Mathieu Baillan surfing a self-made Alaya surfboard in Macaroni, Mentawaï, Indonesia. Photo by C. Naslain, 2009.
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Daytona Beach
USA, South East, North Florida
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Datum: WGS84 [ Help ] |
Latitude: 29° 10.335' N |
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RThat is Ormond Beach, Granada Blvd. Take hwy 92 east to A1A and you're in Daytona. Go a couple blocks north from there and you'll find Main St. pier.
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Hartford breaks good. Old Ormand pier breaks good but gets crowded.
Fun break for all surfers but dont get in the way.
Fun and small occaisionally get ok and choppy and if your lucky you will surf on a clean up day which are big and glassy.
(this is coming from a local so my big is difffernt then someone from Californias)
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By Anonymous , 06-02-2007
need info - hey all, i'll be moving to daytona next month and was wondering how the surf really is minus all the bias talk and insults. im a female surfer and have been surfing for a few years. just ok i guess.... prefer small clean waves, still not a fan of anything big or heavy. are there sharks in daytona waters? appreciate any help
By paul rice , 25-08-2006
main street pier - if any spot is good main street should be going off. The rights are longer, but the lefts are shorter and hollower.
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By surf code , 03-04-2007
some sharks not as many as south by jetty - responding to question about sharks, not as many as in ponce inlet or nsb, but the whole volusia area is in record books for bites. surf smart. stay safe.