Bastendorff Beach
Wave Height
4-6
Swell
~9s
Wind
13mph
Water
53°
Surf Graph
Tide Forecast
Recent History
About Bastendorff Beach
Bastendorff Beach, just outside Coos Bay, is the South Coast's most reliable surf spot. The beach break benefits from the partial shelter of Cape Arago and the jetty system, which helps organize the swell into more consistent peaks than the fully exposed beaches to the north. The wave is punchy and fun, with sandbars that shift but generally produce good shape. The setting is rugged and beautiful—forested hills, sea stacks, and almost nobody out. South Coast Oregon is one of the emptiest lineups in the lower 48.
FAQ
What is the water temperature at Bastendorff Beach?
The current water temperature at Bastendorff Beach is 53°F. A 5/4mm wetsuit with boots and gloves is recommended.
What is the surf like at Bastendorff Beach today?
Bastendorff Beach currently has waves around 4-6ft. Conditions change throughout the day, so check back for updated forecasts.
What time is high tide at Bastendorff Beach?
Today's high tide at Bastendorff Beach is at 6:25 AM ET. Tide times shift daily, so check our forecast for upcoming tide schedules.
What time is low tide at Bastendorff Beach?
Today's low tide at Bastendorff Beach is at 11:45 PM ET. Tide times shift daily, so check our forecast for upcoming tide schedules.
What are the best conditions for surfing Bastendorff Beach?
Bastendorff Beach works best with swells from the W, WNW, NW, SW and E, NE, SE winds (offshore). The ideal tide is mid.
Is Bastendorff Beach good for beginners?
Bastendorff 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
Friday morning looks like your best bet - clean 4ft waves with light winds and manageable cross-shore conditions. Saturday afternoon could work too if you want a slightly bigger swell, but Friday's got that dialed-in vibe with the smallest wind speeds of the week.
Spot Info
Local Tip
One of the emptiest quality breaks in the Pacific Northwest. The jetty helps clean up the swell.
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