Delaware • Sussex CountyBuoy: 44009

Rehoboth Beach

Junky

Wave Height

1-3

ft

Swell

~5s

SE

Wind

18mph

Sideshore (SSW)

Water

76°

Boardshorts

Falling• Low in 1h 5m

Updated: 8/3/2026, 5:40:00 PM • Data: Open-Meteo

Accurate?

Surf Graph

Clean
Fair
Choppy
Flat

Tide Forecast

Today
L9:27pm0.7ft
Tomorrow
H3:30am4.2ft
L9:47am0.3ft
H4:04pm4.4ft
L10:24pm0.8ft
Wed, Aug 5
H4:19am3.9ft
L10:33am0.4ft
H4:55pm4.5ft
L11:25pm0.8ft
Thu, Aug 6
H5:14am3.7ft
L11:25am0.4ft
H5:54pm4.6ft

Recent History

No recent history available

About Rehoboth Beach

Rehoboth Beach offers variable beach-break surfing that depends heavily on sandbar formation and wind quality. While often small and soft, stronger swells can produce clean peaks and workable walls near jetties and defined bars. It’s not a high-performance destination, but on the right day it delivers fun, easygoing surf with minimal commitment.

FAQ

What is the water temperature at Rehoboth Beach?

The current water temperature at Rehoboth Beach is 76°F. Boardshorts or a rashguard should be comfortable.

What is the surf like at Rehoboth Beach today?

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

What time is high tide at Rehoboth Beach?

Today's high tide at Rehoboth Beach is at 10:47 PM ET. Tide times shift daily, so check our forecast for upcoming tide schedules.

What time is low tide at Rehoboth Beach?

Today's low tide at Rehoboth Beach is at 5:05 AM ET. Tide times shift daily, so check our forecast for upcoming tide schedules.

What are the best conditions for surfing Rehoboth Beach?

Rehoboth Beach works best with swells from the E, ENE, NE and W, NW winds (offshore). The ideal tide is mid to high.

Is Rehoboth Beach good for beginners?

Yes, Rehoboth Beach is suitable for beginners, especially on smaller days. It's always a good idea to check conditions before paddling out and consider taking a lesson if you're new to surfing.

This Week's Outlook

Looking at this forecast, Friday afternoon stands out with clean 2ft waves, longer 6s periods, and light 5mph winds from the north. The high tide at 3:59 PM should help fill in the sandbars and make those waves more rideable than the shorter period, windier sessions earlier in the week.

Updated 6/15/2026, 6:18:26 AM

Spot Info

Break TypeBeach Break
BottomSand
Skill LevelAll Levels
CrowdModerate
Best TideMid to High
Best SwellE, ENE, NE
Best WindW, NW
ParkingBeach lots with seasonal fees

Local Tip

Check the sandbars after storms - they shift frequently. Early morning glass-off is common.