Teiki Mathieu Baillan surfing a self-made Alaya surfboard in Macaroni, Mentawaï, Indonesia. Photo by C. Naslain, 2009.
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Datum: WGS84 [ Aide ] |
Latitude: 38° 15.098' N |
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English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Go on Highway 1 until Tomales, take a left on Dillon Beach Road (the one road in the town). It is a private beach, parking is now $7. DistanceEn voiture ApprocheAccès direct (< 5 min) Facile à trouver ?Faut chercher un peu Accès public ?Accès privé Accès spécialJe ne sais pas |
Quality des vaguesNormale
ExperienceTous surfeurs
FréquenceMarche assez souvant
TypeBanc de sable
DirectionDroite et gauche
FondSableux
PuissanceAmusante
Longueur normaleNormale (50 à 150m)
Longueur max.Longue (150 à 300 m)
Direction de la houleNord-ouest, Ouest
Direction du ventSud, Sud-est, Est, Nord-est
Taille de la houleCommence à marcher à 1.0m-1.5m / 3ft-5ft et tient jusqu'à 3m+ / 10ft+
Condition de maréeToutes marées
Mouvement de maréeMarée descendente
Fréquentation semainePersonne
Fréquentation week-endQuelques surfeurs
- Courants/Baïnes
- Requins
English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Beautiful clean beach. Plenty of parking, except on holiday weekends. Current and rips can be brutal on big tides, especially late in an ebb or flood tide when Tomales bay is generating huge volumes of water movement. Best to catch it on a neep tide with offshore winds and head-high plus.
Atmosphère
English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Ballin. It's been a few years since great sandbar shape could lead to rides connecting outside Shark Pit and inside Dillon, but the right swell, wind, and tide can occasionally make this place truly epic (see photos).
Général
English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Good from 7-8 AM until 11AM on most days before westerly winds kick in. Little surf is often clean but powerless. Best waves from 4.5-6ft (1.5m-2m)
Auteur: Ronnie Henderson Contributeurs (5)
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De Anonymous , 19-01-2010
Getting ridiculous... - You guys don't realize but my grandfather was the man who practically saved the day during your guys 1996 scare... Dillon has had NOTHING compared to other places. Just paranoid Tomales aggros gettin pissy at other surfers, but its their parking money that keeps your break open. Stop whining about the Whitey, Tomales Bay full of them, sure. But not more than Davenport, North Cruz, SF, Bolinas, Pt. Reyes...etc...
Stop shushing people away. Sharks don't scare anyone like that anymore. Its not a excuse. If you want to keep people away step it up with your amazing surfing. Show them your skill, make them afraid to surf with such amazing dudes. Stop this ridiculous shit. You're acting like little girls
De Anonymous , 13-05-2009
Common sense - So obviously sharks most likely wont eat another shark...that is why i shaped this sweet new board like a shark. The standard surfboard shape, aka seal shape, just makese no sense to me. Let me tell you though, now that i have a board shaped like a shark i have sooooo much confidence in a future for my life when i paddle all the way out there, unlike you seal shaped surfboard riders... f-n kooks
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De Larry Lip Smack , 17-07-2010
Sharks are waiting 4 U! - Why do people say it's not sharky when numerous people have been bit there? People have been bit on the outside bar, people have been bit on the inside bar, people have been bumped, people have been circled,people have been rushed and people have been chased all the way to the beach by large sharks here year after year. Many people have also been bit diving the outside point. 7 or 8 sharks over 10 feet have been tagged by the marine lab and these sharks have been found to be PERMANENT residents of the this area! Any doubts about this can be answered by a simple letter to the Bodega Bay Marin Lab asking about sharks in this area. There have been 4 attacks within 20 miles of this beach in the last 8 years and with a surf population no where near the size of Santa Cruz or Davenport that makes this are WAY MORE DANGEROUS! Don't listen to people trying to sell parking spaces, don't listen to the hype created by surfers, listen to your common sense and don't risk your life for a few waves!