Devil’s Horn is a surf spot located in Hibiscus and Wild Coast, South Africa. The spot is known for its challenging conditions and is best suited for experienced surfers. The bottom is made up of coral reef, and the waves break at low and medium tide. The length of the ride ranges from 50 to 150 meters. The surf spot provides right waves. Access to Devil’s Horn is difficult, requiring a 30-minute walk through rough terrain after parking at Ronnell’s Point. The paddle out is long and demanding, often taking more than 20 minutes, and some surfers use a boat to reach the lineup. The area is remote, with no phone signal or running water, so you need to be self-sufficient. The waves are powerful and can be unpredictable due to sudden changes in water depth over the granite reef, which creates steep and jagged faces. There are rocks and strong currents, and the presence of sharks has been reported. Injuries are possible, so only attempt this spot if you are confident in heavy surf. The spot is usually empty, but if you find a crowd, respect the locals and always check the surf etiquette. Nearby surf spots include Oyster Bay, Anne Avenue, Hullets Reef, Leftovers, and Seal Point. Always check your skills before paddling out, be sure that the spot and conditions match your level. For the latest surf forecast, report, map, and webcam updates, check reliable sources before heading out. Devil’s Horn sometimes breaks, so timing your session with the right conditions is important. The spot is known for its epic quality when it works, but it is not consistent. Make sure to plan ahead and be prepared for the remote and tough environment. Check out the good surf at Devil's Horn in the next 7 days, the webcams, the full forecast report, or see the spot on the surf map.
Tides have a significant impact on wave quality at certain surf spots like Devil's Horn, causing conditions to vary throughout the tidal cycle. As the tide moves between high and low, the water depth over the seabed changes, affecting how the waves break. At these spots, high tide usually produce softer, slower waves, while low tide can generate faster, steeper waves. Some spots have specific tide stages when they work best, offering optimal conditions only at certain times of the day.
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There are 30 surf spots within a range of 100 km from Devil's Horn. Use this section to find alternative spots that may be less crowded, better suited for your surfing skills, or offer a better forecast report for the next 7 days. Each spot includes detailed surf reports, forecast updates, and webcam views to help you plan. Whether you're seeking less crowded alternatives or simply exploring a region, the list of nearby surf spots is an essential tool.
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