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It is 10-20 min walk from where you park. Either park at D Street, then walk south towars Swamis about 15-20 min, depending on the tide, or at Swamis. If parking at Swamis, walk is 5-10 min, but it can't be made at really high tides, as the water may be too high to walk along the beach. English (Translate this text in English): It is 10-20 min walk from where you park. Either park at D Street, then walk south towars Swamis about 15-20 min, depending on the tide, or at Swamis. If parking at Swamis, walk is 5-10 min, but it can't be made at really high tides, as the water may be too high to walk along the beach. English (Translate this text in English): It is 10-20 min walk from where you park. Either park at D Street, then walk south towars Swamis about 15-20 min, depending on the tide, or at Swamis. If parking at Swamis, walk is 5-10 min, but it can't be made at really high tides, as the water may be too high to walk along the beach. English (Translate this text in English): It is 10-20 min walk from where you park. Either park at D Street, then walk south towars Swamis about 15-20 min, depending on the tide, or at Swamis. If parking at Swamis, walk is 5-10 min, but it can't be made at really high tides, as the water may be too high to walk along the beach. DistanceIn the city WalkGood walk (15-30 mn) Easy to find?Easy to find Public access?Public access Special accessDon't know

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Good during bigger swells when D Street is closing out, and when Swamis is way too crowded. Even during really good swells on a warm sunny winter day you will have plenty of waves to yourself. Lefts are long and fun. Takeoffs going left are slow and muschy, but keep pumping the wave, and a fun inside rampy section will open up. Rights are a little steeper. They offer shorter rides, but outside they are much more workable then the lefts but there is no inside section because there is a deep channel south of the break.

On Smaller summer/fall days. It can get really fun very similar to San Onofre wave. Much better for longboarders when under 6ft

English (Translate this text in English): Good during bigger swells when D Street is closing out, and when Swamis is way too crowded. Even during really good swells on a warm sunny winter day you will have plenty of waves to yourself. Lefts are long and fun. Takeoffs going left are slow and muschy, but keep pumping the wave, and a fun inside rampy section will open up. Rights are a little steeper. They offer shorter rides, but outside they are much more workable then the lefts but there is no inside section because there is a deep channel south of the break.

On Smaller summer/fall days. It can get really fun very similar to San Onofre wave. Much better for longboarders when under 6ft

English (Translate this text in English): Good during bigger swells when D Street is closing out, and when Swamis is way too crowded. Even during really good swells on a warm sunny winter day you will have plenty of waves to yourself. Lefts are long and fun. Takeoffs going left are slow and muschy, but keep pumping the wave, and a fun inside rampy section will open up. Rights are a little steeper. They offer shorter rides, but outside they are much more workable then the lefts but there is no inside section because there is a deep channel south of the break.

On Smaller summer/fall days. It can get really fun very similar to San Onofre wave. Much better for longboarders when under 6ft

English (Translate this text in English): Good during bigger swells when D Street is closing out, and when Swamis is way too crowded. Even during really good swells on a warm sunny winter day you will have plenty of waves to yourself. Lefts are long and fun. Takeoffs going left are slow and muschy, but keep pumping the wave, and a fun inside rampy section will open up. Rights are a little steeper. They offer shorter rides, but outside they are much more workable then the lefts but there is no inside section because there is a deep channel south of the break.

On Smaller summer/fall days. It can get really fun very similar to San Onofre wave. Much better for longboarders when under 6ft

Atmosphere

If it gets really big, Boneyards is one of the first spots I check. There is a lookout at K street that gives perfect views of Swamis and Boneyards, but no access from here. It breaks best mid tide or going to low. It is usually not crowded because no one wants to take the time to walk all the way from D Street, and when Swamis is firing, it is hard to walk past a perfect right to the overlooked left, but it is worth it.

There are rights as well much shorter but still fun.

English (Translate this text in English): If it gets really big, Boneyards is one of the first spots I check. There is a lookout at K street that gives perfect views of Swamis and Boneyards, but no access from here. It breaks best mid tide or going to low. It is usually not crowded because no one wants to take the time to walk all the way from D Street, and when Swamis is firing, it is hard to walk past a perfect right to the overlooked left, but it is worth it.

There are rights as well much shorter but still fun.

English (Translate this text in English): If it gets really big, Boneyards is one of the first spots I check. There is a lookout at K street that gives perfect views of Swamis and Boneyards, but no access from here. It breaks best mid tide or going to low. It is usually not crowded because no one wants to take the time to walk all the way from D Street, and when Swamis is firing, it is hard to walk past a perfect right to the overlooked left, but it is worth it.

There are rights as well much shorter but still fun.

English (Translate this text in English): If it gets really big, Boneyards is one of the first spots I check. There is a lookout at K street that gives perfect views of Swamis and Boneyards, but no access from here. It breaks best mid tide or going to low. It is usually not crowded because no one wants to take the time to walk all the way from D Street, and when Swamis is firing, it is hard to walk past a perfect right to the overlooked left, but it is worth it.

There are rights as well much shorter but still fun.

General

Fun, easy spot. Much less crowed than any other break because of the walk to get there but it can get good with little crowd.

English (Translate this text in English): Fun, easy spot. Much less crowed than any other break because of the walk to get there but it can get good with little crowd.

English (Translate this text in English): Fun, easy spot. Much less crowed than any other break because of the walk to get there but it can get good with little crowd.

English (Translate this text in English): Fun, easy spot. Much less crowed than any other break because of the walk to get there but it can get good with little crowd.

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