Surfing in USA
Regions
East Coast- 75 spots
Delaware - 3 spots
Florida - 15 spots
Georgia - 3 spots
Maine - 2 spots
Maryland - 2 spots
Massachusetts - 2 spots
New Hampshire - 1 spots
New Jersey - 14 spots
New York - 8 spots
North Carolina - 12 spots
Rhode Island - 5 spots
South Carolina - 4 spots
Virginia - 4 spots
Gulf Coast- 12 spots
Alabama - 2 spots
Florida Gulf Coast - 6 spots
Louisiana - 1 spots
Texas - 3 spots
The Great Lakes USA- 3 spots
West Coast- 93 spots
California - 80 spots
Oregon - 10 spots
Washington - 3 spots
Delaware - 3 spots
Florida - 15 spots
Georgia - 3 spots
Maine - 2 spots
Maryland - 2 spots
Massachusetts - 2 spots
New Hampshire - 1 spots
New Jersey - 14 spots
New York - 8 spots
North Carolina - 12 spots
Rhode Island - 5 spots
South Carolina - 4 spots
Virginia - 4 spots
Gulf Coast- 12 spots
Alabama - 2 spots
Florida Gulf Coast - 6 spots
Louisiana - 1 spots
Texas - 3 spots
The Great Lakes USA- 3 spots
West Coast- 93 spots
California - 80 spots
Oregon - 10 spots
Washington - 3 spots
The Latest Surfspots Added in USA
Information about USA
The United States of America is home to huge numbers of surfers. For the purpose of our map we have split things up into 4 main regions. The East Coast, the West Coast, the Gulf Coast and the Great Lakes.
The East Coast is on the Atlantic and West Coast is on the Pacific. The USA is bordered to the North by Canada and to the South by Mexico. Hawaiiis also part of the United States, but is located in the Pacific (and gets its own surf map section).
The Capital of the United states is Washington DC, its largest city is New York. Its population is now over 300 million and it is home to some incredibly talented surfers.
The East Coast is on the Atlantic and West Coast is on the Pacific. The USA is bordered to the North by Canada and to the South by Mexico. Hawaiiis also part of the United States, but is located in the Pacific (and gets its own surf map section).
The Capital of the United states is Washington DC, its largest city is New York. Its population is now over 300 million and it is home to some incredibly talented surfers.
USA Surfing Info and Details
Due to its size it is hard to summarise surfing in the United States. It gets swell from the Atlantic, Pacific, Gulf of Mexico and even from the Great Lakes.
Water temperature varies dramatically travelling north to south. The further south you travel, the warmer the water will get.
The best surf is produced from October to March.
Water temperature varies dramatically travelling north to south. The further south you travel, the warmer the water will get.
The best surf is produced from October to March.









