Silvalde

Silvalde is a surf spot located in North Portugal, Portugal. The spot features a sandy bottom and offers right-hand waves that break on the south side of an artificial rock wall. The length of the wave is less than 50 meters, making it suitable for surfers of all experience levels. The surf spot is known for its regular frequency, particularly during summer months, when conditions are favorable around medium tides. To access the surf spot, visitors can park at the end of the road coming from the railway stop through the nearby golf course. In the summer, there is a paid parking area that is reasonably priced and monitored. The surf break is reached by swimming next to the south side of the rock wall and then turning south towards the break point, which can vary in location depending on the tide. On certain days, particularly when the swell is larger and the wind conditions are favorable, surfers may find inside lefts to ride. Although Silvalde is not considered a world-class surf spot, it is characterized by its consistency and is generally not crowded, making it easy to find. The surf spot is situated south of the city of Espinho and is conveniently located between Cagalhotos to the north and Capela to the south. The nearby secondary railway stop, Silvalde, provides additional access to the area. It is important for surfers to check the surf etiquette when visiting crowded spots and to assess the difficulty of the surf conditions to ensure they possess the necessary skills to surf safely. Respect the locals. Check out the good surf at Silvalde in the next 7 days, the webcams, the full forecast report, or see the spot on the surf map.