30th - 39th Streets Surf Report & Forecast

Local Knowledge

The 30th–39th Streets stretch in Long Beach is an exposed beach break known for producing consistent, well-shaped peaks thanks to a mix of groundswells and windswells. It works best on southeast to east swells paired with offshore winds from the north–northwest, with autumn offering the most reliable clean surf. The break functions across all tides, but mid to low tide often provides the best performance, especially around the groins that help focus wave energy. Expect a mix of rights and lefts, with shifting sandbars adding variety to each session. While easily accessible and popular with locals, the lineup can fill up quickly on quality days. Hazards include strong rip currents and submerged rocks near some jetties.