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Malvina is the nickname for the wave that breaks on the outside of Tramandaí's pier south side. To get there, you should take Av. da Igreja and when you reach the beach, go right. The pier is located at the city's south border. Coming from Porto Alegre, you should take BR 290 (a.k.a. Freeway) and take Osório exit at kilometer #90. English (Translate this text in English): Malvina is the nickname for the wave that breaks on the outside of Tramandaí's pier south side. To get there, you should take Av. da Igreja and when you reach the beach, go right. The pier is located at the city's south border. Coming from Porto Alegre, you should take BR 290 (a.k.a. Freeway) and take Osório exit at kilometer #90. English (Translate this text in English): Malvina is the nickname for the wave that breaks on the outside of Tramandaí's pier south side. To get there, you should take Av. da Igreja and when you reach the beach, go right. The pier is located at the city's south border. Coming from Porto Alegre, you should take BR 290 (a.k.a. Freeway) and take Osório exit at kilometer #90. English (Translate this text in English): Malvina is the nickname for the wave that breaks on the outside of Tramandaí's pier south side. To get there, you should take Av. da Igreja and when you reach the beach, go right. The pier is located at the city's south border. Coming from Porto Alegre, you should take BR 290 (a.k.a. Freeway) and take Osório exit at kilometer #90. DistanceIn the city WalkInstant access (< 5min) Easy to find?Easy to find Public access?Public access Special accessDon't know

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Beware for the fishers over the pier. They definitely don't like surfers. Also be very careful with the rips: try to avoid the pillings.

English (Translate this text in English): Beware for the fishers over the pier. They definitely don't like surfers. Also be very careful with the rips: try to avoid the pillings.

English (Translate this text in English): Beware for the fishers over the pier. They definitely don't like surfers. Also be very careful with the rips: try to avoid the pillings.

English (Translate this text in English): Beware for the fishers over the pier. They definitely don't like surfers. Also be very careful with the rips: try to avoid the pillings.

Atmosphere

Malvina, named after Guerra das Malvinas (Malvinas War), between Argentina and England, is a very powerful righthander and an ok lefthander. The best wave there is the right that runs against the pillings. It's a square tube at it's beginning than it turns into a mushy wave on the transition between the outside and the inside where it squares off again.
When it gets like this, it gets very crowded though.

English (Translate this text in English): Malvina, named after Guerra das Malvinas (Malvinas War), between Argentina and England, is a very powerful righthander and an ok lefthander. The best wave there is the right that runs against the pillings. It's a square tube at it's beginning than it turns into a mushy wave on the transition between the outside and the inside where it squares off again.
When it gets like this, it gets very crowded though.

English (Translate this text in English): Malvina, named after Guerra das Malvinas (Malvinas War), between Argentina and England, is a very powerful righthander and an ok lefthander. The best wave there is the right that runs against the pillings. It's a square tube at it's beginning than it turns into a mushy wave on the transition between the outside and the inside where it squares off again.
When it gets like this, it gets very crowded though.

English (Translate this text in English): Malvina, named after Guerra das Malvinas (Malvinas War), between Argentina and England, is a very powerful righthander and an ok lefthander. The best wave there is the right that runs against the pillings. It's a square tube at it's beginning than it turns into a mushy wave on the transition between the outside and the inside where it squares off again.
When it gets like this, it gets very crowded though.

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