Jetty-sculpted peaks at Boynton Inlet reward NE groundswells with lefts and rights with some push while strong rips and shifting sandbars keep sessions crisp and occasionally sketchy. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Boynton Inlet in Florida.
Forecast
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When a long-period NE swell fills the inlet and the tide is low the jetty-aligned sandbars produce the best, hollow peaks, while west winds (around 250-290°) clean the face - avoid onshore E/SE winds and higher tides that often close out the sandbars.
Occasional shark sightings have been reported so keep situational awareness.
The north side of the inlet holds the cleanest, less crowded peaks but watch strong rip currents and submerged rocks near the jetties.
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