Surf photos at Erromardie, Saint-Jean-de-Luz
Erromardie beach, just north of the Saint-Jean-de-Luz bay. Were you in the water at Erromardie? Pick the day and the time: your photos are in there.
Sessions at Erromardie
Dead flat. No sessions here.
Either nobody shot this slot, or you’ve got the wrong spot. Happens to the best of us.
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Wave forecast at Erromardie
Today
| Time | Swell | Dir. | Wind |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.3 m13 s2nd 0.6 m · 5 s | NW | 13 km/h ESE | |
| 1.2 m13 s2nd 0.6 m · 5 s | NW | 8 km/h E | |
| 1.1 m13 s2nd 0.5 m · 5 s | NW | 4 km/h N | |
| Now | 1.0 m13 s2nd 0.4 m · 5 s | NW | 8 km/h NW |
| 1.0 m13 s2nd 0.4 m · 5 s | NW | 10 km/h WNW | |
| 1.0 m12 s2nd 0.5 m · 5 s | NW | 5 km/h W |
Source: Météo-France, MFWAM model (Licence Ouverte), forecast issued 2 November at 1am. Offshore swell (spot facing NNW): at the shore, the waves also depend on the sandbanks and the tide.
Erromardie surf spot in Saint-Jean-de-Luz
- Good to know
- Sand and rock bottom: a friendly beach break, with reefy sections that wake up as the swell builds.
- Best tide
- Low to mid tide
- Level
- Beginner to intermediate
More about Erromardie
Just north of the Saint-Jean-de-Luz bay, Erromardie mixes sand and rock: a friendly beach break, with reefy sections that wake up as the swell builds.
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Erromardie: your questions answered
What waves are there at Erromardie?
Two sides to it: lefts in the south and middle of the bay, softer, and a powerful, hollow right in the north, in front of the cliff, breaking over rock. A peak also forms at the river mouth.
What level is Erromardie for?
The left, in a south-westerly swell, is long and easy; the right in the north is for experts only. Everywhere, the rock and a strong current call for caution: if you’re a beginner, don’t go out on your own.
What tide is best for Erromardie?
The spot is mostly surfed from low to mid tide, but the rocks make it dangerous, especially at low tide. The right in the north, on the other hand, only works at high tide.
What conditions work best at Erromardie?
The ideal swell comes from the north-west, with an east-south-easterly to south-easterly offshore wind. It works all year round and picks up swell well, even when it’s small.