Surf Fort. Ebey

Fort Ebey - Whidbey Island Fort Ebey features a left-point break over flat rocks, producing hollow, fast, and ledgey waves. The spot is best surfed at low tide during falling tide conditions, with optimal swell coming from the Northwest and West. Wave heights typically range from 0.3 to 1.2 meters, making it a fickle yet rewarding location for those in the know. This ultra-mystical surf spot is known for its local crowd, where islanders often dominate the lineup. Access is straightforward via Whidbey Island, with parking available at Joseph Whidbey State Park. A short walk leads to the break, but be prepared for a wait if the crowd is thick. The atmosphere is laid-back, though kooks may find themselves unwelcome. For the best experience, time your visit with the largest swell of the season, and keep an eye on wind conditions between 15 to 25 knots from the west.