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 MJ
(@MJ)
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Hi

My wife and I are moving to St Thomas in June. I am wondering if there is anywhere to surf on the island? If so where are the best spots? Is it possible to rent boards?

Thanks


 
Posted : April 9, 2003 1:34 pm
(@Chris Cody)
Posts: 154
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From what i have heard, there is a little bit of surfing on the VI but it pales in comparison to the hawaii islands. There are some surfers on St. John(where I live) and I have heard surfers talk about cinnamon bay and reef bay, depends on the wind as to which spots are good and when. I know you can rent wind boards on cinnamon but i dont know about straight up surf boards. Hope I helped.


 
Posted : April 9, 2003 4:10 pm
(@Onika)
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I know that in Hull Bay i see quite a few surfers. Indeed, sometimes it looks a little crowded. 8-10 surfers at a time. Hmm, perhaps they may not even appreciate my telling you about it. Oh well, hope I haven't violated any surfer code of ethics.

Don't know anywhere that provides board rental service.


 
Posted : April 9, 2003 6:30 pm
(@the-islander)
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Hi,

There is a surfing Q&A section on this web site 🙂

http://vinow.com/general_usvi/more_info/surfing/

Should answer some of your questions about when, what locations, type of waves..

Only place I know of that offer wind surf, surfng, kite boarding stuff is West Indies Windsurfing at (340)7756530

Onika - OH MY you gave out THE-SPOT... LOL. 🙂 Actually Caret Bay (opps) is where some surfers wont mention but is a good spot. Harder to get to though and not a good idea to go alone, not that its a good idea to surf alone anyway.

Hope that helps.

--Islander


 
Posted : April 10, 2003 1:43 am
(@East Ender, meteorologist)
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Also, in June, there won't be much surfing unless there is a little tropical disturbance heating things up. Most of the surfing occurs in the winter with the north Atlantic storms churning up the seas into big swells! Cowabunga!


 
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