Surf San Sebastian

Donostia, Spain

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A beautiful beach break in northern Spain.

The beautifully picturesque town of San Sebastian is located in the Basque country of Spain and is the first major city when you cross over the French boarder.

The waves in San Sebastian are all beach break with many different peaks to choose from. The spot is very crowded, with more beginner waves closer to the seawall. It's a popular summertime spot, but waves really pick up during the fall and winter months.

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Andy

Surf San Sebastian

10/22/20

San Sebastian is a vibrant town with lots of good food, sightseeing and a sandy beaches for everyone to enjoy. Also a fun spot to surf even though it gets pretty crowded.

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