Cape Cod Spot Guide
About Cape Cod
The Marconi Station area has good beachbreak peaks at the base of tall cliffs and dunes. Needs some NE or SE swell angle to provide the hollowest, gnarliest pits on the Cape. Will accept SW winds but not high tide. From here to Nausett Beach has the potential to handle triple overhead on a sandbar, way out from the usual low tide break.
No paddle-out channels and strong currents at this rarely crowded open stretch. Cape Cod National Seashore area where the first transatlantic radio transmission was made, hence the name. Fee-to-pay parking and all facilities.
- Stormrider Guide for Cape Cod
- Low to Mid Tide Low to Mid Tide
- Peaky Beachbreak Peaky Beachbreak
- Sand Sand
- N - SE N - SE
- Westerly Westerly
- 15 2 Swell Range 2 - 15ft
Mid to High Tide 
Left off a Pier, Groyne or Jetty 
Sand 
N - E 
North Easterly 
10ft to 2ft 
Low to Mid Tide 
Left-hand Pointbreak 
Boulders 
NE - SE 
North Westerly 
