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The Wedge Surf Cam

Catch all of big wave action live with the Wedge surf cam.  The Wedge is a very popular spot, not only for sunbathing on a large beach but for body surfing and surfing.  This is a fun place to sit at the edge of the sand, where the beach meets the jetty, and watch body surfers take on the huge waves.

 

When conditions are right, huge swells will instantly build up and break making this a great webcam to follow all of the action on the beach and in the water.

About the Wedge

The Wedge is one of California’s most famous surf spots. Located in Newport Beach, it is known for its massive waves and powerful shore break. Surfers, bodyboarders, and spectators visit to experience the excitement.


First, the waves at The Wedge are unlike any other. A unique jetty formation causes waves to double in size, creating towering swells. This powerful wave action attracts skilled surfers and bodyboarders looking for a challenge.


In addition, the wave height changes throughout the year. During summer and early fall, swells from the south bring the biggest waves. On the largest days, waves can reach 20 to 30 feet (6 to 9 meters). These conditions make The Wedge one of the most intense surf spots in the world.


For safety reasons, only experienced surfers should enter the water. The strong currents and powerful waves can be dangerous. Lifeguards are on duty, but caution is always advised. Many visitors prefer to watch from the shore, enjoying the thrilling spectacle.


Moreover, The Wedge is a great place for photography. The massive waves and fearless surfers create stunning action shots. Sunsets over the Pacific Ocean add to the beauty of the scene.


Swimming at The Wedge is not recommended. The strong waves and unpredictable shore break make it unsafe for casual swimmers. However, nearby beaches offer calmer waters for those looking to swim.


With its towering waves, exciting surf action, and breathtaking views, The Wedge is a must-visit for ocean lovers. Whether watching from the shore or taking on the waves, this legendary surf spot offers unforgettable experiences.

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