Agate Beach
Wave Height
2-4
Swell
~4s
Wind
9mph
Water
58°
Surf Graph
Tide Forecast
Recent History
About Agate Beach
Agate Beach in Newport is the Central Oregon Coast's most consistent everyday wave. The wide, exposed beach break picks up everything the Pacific throws at it, producing shifting peaks across a long stretch of sand. The wave is powerful and can be heavy, with a lot of water moving in the shorebreak. The name comes from the agates and jasper stones that wash up on the beach. Newport's fishing harbor, aquarium, and restaurant scene make it a great surf-trip basecamp.
FAQ
What is the water temperature at Agate Beach?
The current water temperature at Agate Beach is 58°F. A 4/3mm wetsuit with optional boots is recommended.
What is the surf like at Agate Beach today?
Agate Beach currently has waves around 2-4ft. Conditions change throughout the day, so check back for updated forecasts.
What time is high tide at Agate Beach?
Today's high tide at Agate Beach is at 4:25 AM ET. Tide times shift daily, so check our forecast for upcoming tide schedules.
What time is low tide at Agate Beach?
Today's low tide at Agate Beach is at 10:21 PM ET. Tide times shift daily, so check our forecast for upcoming tide schedules.
What are the best conditions for surfing Agate Beach?
Agate Beach works best with swells from the W, WNW, NW and E, SE, NE winds (offshore). The ideal tide is mid.
Is Agate Beach good for beginners?
Agate Beach is best suited for intermediate surfers who are comfortable paddling out and catching unbroken waves. Beginners may find it challenging on bigger days.
This Week's Outlook
Monday morning looks cleanest with 4ft waves, 7 second periods, and lighter 17mph winds that'll shape up the face before things ease into that glassy 4mph NE afternoon. Sunday's also solid with 4ft and 8 second sets all day if you want more consistency, though the breezier morning might get a bit choppy.
Spot Info
Local Tip
Powerful and consistent. Strong currents—pick your entry and exit points carefully. Great agates after storms.
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