Pleasure Point-Second Peak Surf Forecast and Surf Reports
(California – Santa Cruz, USA)
| Name: | Pleasure Point-Second Peak |
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| Type: | reef |
| Reliability: | inconsistent |
| Best Swell: SW | Offshore Wind: NW |
Pleasure Point-Second Peak in Santa Cruz is a reasonably exposed reef break that does not work very often with no particular seasonal pattern. Offshore winds blow from the northwest. Groundswells more frequent than windswells and the best swell direction is from the southwest. There is a right hand reef break. Best around low tide. Often Crowded. Take care of sharks ,rocks and rips.
Overall Pleasure Point-Second Peak Surf Consistency and Wind Distribution
IMPORTANT: Beta version feature! Swell heights are open water values from NWW3. There is no attempt to model near-shore effects. Coastal wave heights will generally be less, especially if the break does not have unobstructed exposure to the open ocean.
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Also see Pleasure Point-Second Peak surf quality by season and Pleasure Point-Second Peak surf quality by month.
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Visitor Reviews of Pleasure Point-Second Peak |
Other Nearby Surf Breaks closest to Pleasure Point-Second Peak:(click location name for more details) |
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| Closest break | Pleasure Point-First Peak | 0 mi |
| Second closest break | Pleasure Point-Insides | 0 mi |
| Third closest break | Santa Cruz 41st Privates | 0 mi |
| Fourth closest break | The Hook | 0 mi |
| Fifth closest break | Beer Can Beach | 1 mi |
Wave buoys nearest to Pleasure Point-Second Peak: |
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| Closest wave buoy | Monterey Buoy | 27 mi |
| Second closest wave buoy | Half Moon Bay Buoy | 58 mi |
| Third closest wave buoy | San Francisco Buoy | 73 mi |
| Fourth closest wave buoy | Cape San Martin Buoy | 85 mi |
| Fifth closest wave buoy | Bodega Bay Buoy | 115 mi |
Tide stations nearest to Pleasure Point-Second Peak: |
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| Closest tide station | Santa Cruz, Monterey Bay, California | 3 mi |
| Second closest tide station | Santa Cruz, Monterey Bay, California (sub) | 3 mi |
| Third closest tide station | Santa Cruz, California | 3 mi |
| Fourth closest tide station | Elkhorn Slough railroad bridge, Monterery Bay, Cali | 14 mi |
| Fifth closest tide station | Elkhorn Slough railroad bridge, California | 14 mi |
Ski Resorts closest to Pleasure Point-Second Peak: |
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| Closest ski area | Badger Pass Ski Area (United States) | 135 mi |
| Second closest ski area | Dodge Ridge (United States) | 139 mi |
| Third closest ski area | Bear Valley (United States) | 149 mi |
| Fourth closest ski area | Sierra Summit Mountain Resort (United States) | 156 mi |
| Fifth closest ski area | Kirkwood (United States) | 158 mi |
Town and city forecasts close to Pleasure Point-Second Peak: |
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| Closest city location | Opal Cliffs (United States) | 0 mi |
| Second closest city location | Capitola (United States) | 1 mi |
| Third closest city location | Live Oak (United States) | 2 mi |
| Fourth closest city location | Soquel (United States) | 2 mi |
| Fifth closest city location | Twin Lakes (United States) | 2 mi |
- The closest passenger airport to Pleasure Point-Second Peak is Norman Y Mineta San Jose International Airport (SJC) in USA, 45 km (28 miles) away (directly).
- The second nearest airport to Pleasure Point-Second Peak is Moffett Federal Afld (Mountain View) Airport (NUQ), also in USA, 51 km (32 miles) away.
- Third is San Francisco International Airport (SFO) in USA, 82 km (51 miles) away.
- Metropolitan Oakland International Airport (OAK) in USA is 87 km (54 miles) away.
- Modesto City Co Harry Sham Airport (MOD), also in USA is the fifth nearest airport to Pleasure Point-Second Peak and is 116 km (72 miles) away.





