Supertubos

Surf Guide

To view the Supertubes live HD surf cam, CLICK HERE. Surfers everywhere are pretty tuned into the smells of their local beach. In Southern California, dry offshores tinge the air with chaparral; in parts of Australia, the smell of eucalyptus wafts out to the lineup and in Hawaii, the plumeria kicks in with the trades. The smells are almost as much of the surfing experience as the waves themselves. The Supertubes experience is no different, though inarguably far stinkier. There's a fish factory at the north end of the beach that pumps out the pungent odor of drying and decomposing fish bits and coats the lineup with a briny smoke. But a little stench is a small price to pay for the roundness of the beachbreak barrels. Make no mistake: Supertubes is one of the best waves in Europe. There's one main peak with a super-fast (though makable) left, and a somewhat shorter right, and one other peak down the beach that's not quite as perfect but still way better than your average day at Huntington Pier.