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Long Beach Island / 25th Street

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New Jersey (USA), Barnegat Light, Harvey Cedars, New Jersey (USA)
Coordinates: 39.7453, -74.1177
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Ideal wind:
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Very shallow for beginners but must swim through overhead water thru a channel to get to the shallow water with outer mud flats for protected ultra flat water. High tide is recommended or at least carry a small fin. Weed fins are necessary during the summer. This area is a little tight for novices kitesurfers because there isn't much room to go down wind. There is nowhere to rig on the beach. Very tight. If you swim to the 1st island just off-shore and go to the furthest point there is a large flat grassy area to launch. Best wind directions are SW (strong thermals), SE, S (very good), W (very flat), NW, N, and strong NE. Famous New Jersey warm southerly thermal winds blow on average 2-3 times per weeks in May, June and July. From April/May to end of November you will see favorable conditions. Water: Shallow, Flat, Chop. Features: School, Shop, Repair, Rental, Rescue, Parking. Rider ability: Intermediate, Expert.

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Wind

18 kn

SW · gusts 25 kn

Waves

0.5 m

4s period

Swell

0.3 m

Tide

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Updated 08/10/2026, 07:28:54

Forecast

Thu 8Fri 9Sat 10Sun 11Mon 12Tue 13Wed 14SW00:00SW06:00W12:00NW18:00NW00:00NW06:00NW12:00NW18:00W00:00W06:00SE12:00S18:00S00:00SE06:00SE12:00SE18:00S00:00W06:00N12:00N18:00NW00:00W06:00SW12:00SW18:00NW00:00NW06:00NW12:00NW18:00
Wind scale
Max 40 kn
Max 1.0 m waves
Updated 08/10/2026, 07:28:55

Data: Open-Meteo

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Very shallow for beginners but must swim through overhead water thru a channel to get to the shallow water with outer mud flats for protected ultra flat water. High tide is recommended or at least carry a small fin.

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