Sutton-on-Sea Beach

Sutton-on-Sea Beach is a surf spot located in East England, United Kingdom. This spot features a sandy bottom and primarily offers a-frame wave direction. The waves here are typically smaller than those found in nearby Scarborough, averaging between two to three feet. The surf quality is considered normal, making it suitable for surfers of all experience levels. The length of the wave is less than 50 meters, and the best time to surf is during low to mid tide, when the waves work best between three to six feet. The local water authority has removed breakwaters and rebuilt this stretch of coastline, leading to prominent sand bars that enhance the surfing conditions. When the swell is of good size and the wind is coming from a westerly direction, the waves can become hollow. Parking is conveniently located near the beach, with areas overlooking the breaks. The atmosphere at Sutton-on-Sea Beach is laid back, with only a handful of surfers present at any given time, making it a less crowded option compared to other spots. Surfers often travel from nearby towns such as Cleethorpes and Louth to enjoy the waves. To reach Sutton-on-Sea Beach, take the A1031 coastal road from Cleethorpes to A1104, which provides access to various beach breaks along the coast, including those at Mablethorpe to the north and Skegness to the south. It is important to check the surf etiquette when surfing crowded spots and to assess your skill level against the difficulty of the waves before entering the water. Respect the locals. Check out the good surf at Sutton-on-Sea Beach in the next 7 days, the webcams, the full forecast report, or see the spot on the surf map.