Ride the waves with passion and respect, together as a community.
From gentle swells to raging storms, we surf all year!
Callantsoog is our home
The best wind conditions
The best wind condition to surf in Callantsoog is when there's offshore wind blowing from the east or northeast. Offshore winds create clean and organized waves by blowing against the face of the waves and smoothing out the surface.
Best tide conditions
The best tide to surf in Callantsoog is a rising tide. This is when the tide is transitioning from low to high tide. As the water level rises, it creates more energy in the waves and pushes them closer to the shore.
Current seawater temperature
The seawater temperature in Callantsoog is now 18.7°C. Wear a full wetsuit with a thickness of 3/2mm or a Shorty.
Surf weather forecast for Callantsoog
Monday, September 16, 2024
The wind turns to NNE and increases to 4-5 Bft at the coast in the afternoon, which causes wind waves and few real waves or swell. Late in the afternoon sets can reach a height of 1 meter, but the current and messy waves make surfing challenging. The outgoing tide (12:30 low tide) provides excellent conditions for beginners and surfing lessons in the morning. The best time for advanced surfers is later in the afternoon, despite the wind and current. Sunrise: 07:14, sunset: 19:50.
Tuesday, September 17, 2024
There is a bit more swell coming in but with a north easterly direction so along the coast, still the waves can be hip high. The NE wind blows with 4 to 5 bft and increases in the evening to 5-6 Bft and causes chaos on the water. Although the wave height (80cm) is good, the waves will be very messy. Best chance for surfing is between 14:30 and 16:00 with rising tide (16:30 high tide). Sunrise: 07:16, sunset: 19:48.
Wednesday, September 18, 2024
The height of the waves decreases slightly to 60 cm. The wind becomes more favorable due to the decreased force (3-4 Bft). This gives slightly better conditions, especially around high tide towards the end of the afternoon (14:00-17:00). This can produce mini surf in the early afternoon. Sunrise: 07:18, sunset: 19:46.
Thursday, September 19, 2024
Conditions will be calmer with a slightly lighter wind of 3-4 Bft from the northeast. Waves will remain around 50 cm, surfable for beginners and longboarders. High tide is late afternoon (double high tide at 17:00 and 21:00, which gives the best conditions from 15:00 to 17:00. Sunrise: 07:20, sunset: 19:44.
Friday September 20, 2024
The wind remains around 4 Bft from the northeast, with a wave height of 50 cm. The quality of the surf is less due to the decreasing height and NE direction. Sunrise: 07:22, sunset: 19:42.
Saturday September 21, 2024
Conditions remain the same as Friday.
Webcam
source: Beach pavilion De Toko
Ride the waves, join the tribe – Surfclub Callantsoog!
Surf Supping
Surfclub Callantsoog is a local community for surfers in Callantsoog, founded by passionate surfers from Callantsoog. The club is completely separate from the local surf school and aims to bring surfers of all levels together, share knowledge and experience, and enjoy the waves together. The club provides a platform for surfers to meet each other, organize joint surfing sessions and participate in various surfing activities.
Fun surfing together for everyone at:
Surf club Callantsoog
Respect the environment:
Treat the beach, the sea and nature with care and respect.
Safety first:
Follow the surfing rules and take care of your own and others' safety.
Be aware of swimmers:
Keep an eye out and respect the swimmer zones.
Be considerate of other surfers:
Be courteous, share the waves and avoid dangerous situations.
Enjoy the community:
Make new friends, share experiences and have fun together.
Improve your skills:
Take surf lessons at the surf school and keep learning and growing as a surfer.
Protect nature:
Help keep the water and beach clean, avoid waste and pollution and leave seals and other animals alone.
Find the perfect wave:
Discover the best surf spots in the Callantsoog area and enjoy surfing at your own level.
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Surf school Callantsoog
Are you new to surfing or stand up paddle boarding? No problem! Surfschool Callantsoog offers lessons for all levels, from beginners to advanced. And if you want to rent equipment, you can go to the surf school.
Where we meet
Parking
East side of the Duinweg at Strandslag Abbestee (10)
Callants eye
to ask
If you have any questions, comments or suggestions, please let us know at: info@surfclubcallantsoog.nl
Where do we surf
We surf north of the rescue brigade, between beach pavilion 'De Stern' and the official activity beach that is located further north.
