Dale

The spot mainly works with a wind from the side-on to side-shore sector depending on the exact angle on the beach, which allows for healthier navigation than with too much onshore wind. Conditions are generally cleaner with a wind from W or SW, while too much south wind can make the water surface less consistent. According to consulted sources, the area can also receive residual swell, so sessions are more interesting when the swell remains moderate and the wind does not deteriorate the surface too much.

The water surface varies with the tide, with an area that becomes more technical when the water lowers and the shallows or rocks become more pronounced. Launching is done from the beach, and it is important to keep space for takeoff to avoid problems with other users and obstacles close to the shore. In this sector of Pembrokeshire, the spot is rather to be considered for riders capable of managing coastal navigation with a correct reading of tides and current variations.

The spot is less suited for completely flat navigation all day, as the texture of the water depends a lot on the wind and tide level. When the swell comes in and the wind remains clean, a more lively session is obtained, with small waves or organized chop depending on the moments.