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SUPERVISION IS PROVIDED FROM SATURDAY, JUNE 28 TO SUNDAY, AUGUST 24.
The Latest Beach Conditions:
Date: August 24, 2025
Weather: Sunny
Water Temperature: 19°C
Air Temperature: 20°C
Surf Height: 0.9 to 1.5 m
Surf Conditions: Yellow Surf Flag: Due to moderately sized surf and some rip currents, we advise swimmers to use their own discretion when deciding to go in the water. If you’re unsure of your abilities, please ask a lifeguard.
Wind: Strong Cross Onshore Wind (SW)
UV Index: Daily Maximum of 8 (Very High) at Noon
Lifeguards on Duty: Callin, Olivia, and Oliver
Safety Concerns:
Please swim between the red and yellow flags. These two flags mark the supervised swimming area, the safest spot to swim with no rip currents or surfers. Moreover, it is the location that receives the most monitoring from the lifeguards.
Before coming to the beach, research the identification of rip currents and how to escape them (swim perpendicular to the current). Then, feel free to ask the lifeguards any questions that you may have about rips or any other beach hazards! Remember, NEVER swim against a rip current. If you ever find yourself stuck in a rip, signal to a lifeguard that you need help.
Be aware of flash rips (rips that appear suddenly and without warning) and lateral (feeder) rips (rips that take you across the beach).
Have a SWELL day!!! 🌊🌊🌊
SUPERVISION IS PROVIDED FROM SATURDAY, JUNE 28 TO SUNDAY, AUGUST 24.
The Latest Beach Conditions:
Date: August 24, 2025
Weather: Sunny
Water Temperature: 19°C
Air Temperature: 20°C
Surf Height: 0.9 to 1.5 m
Surf Conditions: Yellow Surf Flag: Due to moderately sized surf and some rip currents, we advise swimmers to use their own discretion when deciding to go in the water. If you’re unsure of your abilities, please ask a lifeguard.
Wind: Strong Cross Onshore Wind (SW)
UV Index: Daily Maximum of 8 (Very High) at Noon
Lifeguards on Duty: Callin, Olivia, and Oliver
Safety Concerns:
Please swim between the red and yellow flags. These two flags mark the supervised swimming area, the safest spot to swim with no rip currents or surfers. Moreover, it is the location that receives the most monitoring from the lifeguards.
Before coming to the beach, research the identification of rip currents and how to escape them (swim perpendicular to the current). Then, feel free to ask the lifeguards any questions that you may have about rips or any other beach hazards! Remember, NEVER swim against a rip current. If you ever find yourself stuck in a rip, signal to a lifeguard that you need help.
Be aware of flash rips (rips that appear suddenly and without warning) and lateral (feeder) rips (rips that take you across the beach).