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Where is safe to surf a high tide in North Clare?

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  • 17-06-2015 10:08am
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    n1st
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    Is there anywhere within 10 miles of Lahinch that is safe to surf a high tide?


    Beginner/intermediate level.


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    Stealthfins
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    You're probably better off at low tide in Fanore,high tide can close out and the swells can be a bit big for a beginner.
    The rock's can be a hazard


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    n1st
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    thanks, I know the low tide spots and I know Fanore well.
    Is Spanish Point an option at high tide?


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    Stealthfins
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 1,141 ✭✭✭Stealthfins


    Spanish point is ok at high tide,try get out back because of close outs.
    Sometimes you get the odd big set which you're better off duckdiving or paddling over.
    I've seen even pro's paddling over them because they have no shape and just smash you upon to the rock's.....


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