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Florida • Palm Beach CountyBuoy: 41114

Reef Road

Poor

Wave Height

1-3

ft

Swell

~3s

ESE

Wind

13mph

Onshore (SE)

Water

72°

Boardshorts

Rising• High in 6m

Updated: 2/24/2026, 8:20:14 PM • Data: Open-Meteo

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Surf Graph

Clean
Fair
Choppy
Flat

Tide Forecast

Recent History

No recent history available

About Reef Road

Reef Road is a popular surf spot located in Palm Beach County, Florida. Known for consistent waves and accessible conditions, it's a favorite among local surfers. Check the forecast above for current conditions and plan your session.

FAQ

What is the water temperature at Reef Road?

The current water temperature at Reef Road is 72°F. Boardshorts or a rashguard should be comfortable.

What is the surf like at Reef Road today?

Reef Road currently has waves around 1-3ft. Conditions change throughout the day, so check back for updated forecasts.

What time is high tide at Reef Road?

Today's high tide at Reef Road is at 4:33 AM ET. Tide times shift daily, so check our forecast for upcoming tide schedules.

What time is low tide at Reef Road?

Today's low tide at Reef Road is at 9:49 PM ET. Tide times shift daily, so check our forecast for upcoming tide schedules.

What are the best conditions for surfing Reef Road?

Reef Road works best with swells from the N, NE and W, NW winds (offshore). The ideal tide is low.

Is Reef Road good for beginners?

Reef Road is recommended for experienced surfers only. The waves here can be powerful and conditions challenging. Beginners should look for more forgiving spots nearby.

This Week's Outlook

Wednesday morning looks like your best bet with 4-5ft waves, longer 9-10 second periods, and light offshore winds cleaning it up. Hit it around the incoming tide before 7 AM for the cleanest conditions before the wind switches.

Updated 2/24/2026, 6:12:04 PM

Spot Info

Break TypeReef Break
BottomRock
Skill LevelExpert
CrowdHeavy
Best TideLow
Best SwellN, NE
Best WindW, NW

Local Tip

Florida's premier big wave spot — can hold up to 15ft faces. Needs solid N to NE swell at low incoming tide. Shallow reef, experienced surfers only. South of the Palm Beach Inlet.