this place is usually empty. first, because it hardly ever breaks. Second, when it`s on it`s better somewhere else. Third, it`s a long walk.If you are surfing Bore or Toveisbukten in the summertime and its getting bigger, its kinda nice to padle or walk over to fuglingane and surf there.

Brusand Surf Spot Guide, Norway Brusand is a seven-kilometre stretch of white sand beach on Norway's Jæren coast that delivers consistent, forgiving waves suitable for surfers of all levels. This scenic beachbreak works well throughout the year and offers a peaceful, uncrowded atmosphere where you can focus on improving your technique without the stress of […]

For mor information on coldwater surfing in Norway I would recommend visiting www.secretspot.org for more info. I have only surfed a couple of times so unfortunately I can't make any tips and suggestions.

Park by the church.Much better spot then hoddevika. When hoddevika is flat go to ervika,when hoddevika is head high,go to ervika...always bigger.Good spot,low tide fast wave. High tide more mellow. The most people surfing here are not locals.

You can park your car 30 meters from the water. Watch out for the norwegian vikings, pretty territorial locals, but not very often there.

The quality depends on the formation of sand bars, which change each season.There are multiple breaks along the beach including a river mouth and a point break on the north end of the beach

Alnes Lighthouse (Godoy) Surf Spot Guide, Norway Alnes Lighthouse sits on one of Norway's most dramatic coastlines, where a distinctive red and white striped beacon marks the entrance to a world-class right-hand point break. This remote island location combines powerful Atlantic swells with stunning natural beauty, creating a unique surf destination that feels worlds away […]

There are difficult to ride these waves, because they close almost all the time. But, better than nothing! You can park you're car on the other side of the road. Bring a longboard! 😀

this place is usually empty. first, because it hardly ever breaks. Second, when it`s on it`s better somewhere else. Third, it`s a long walk.If you are surfing Bore or Toveisbukten in the summertime and its getting bigger, its kinda nice to padle or walk over to fuglingane and surf there.

Brusand Surf Spot Guide, Norway Brusand is a seven-kilometre stretch of white sand beach on Norway's Jæren coast that delivers consistent, forgiving waves suitable for surfers of all levels. This scenic beachbreak works well throughout the year and offers a peaceful, uncrowded atmosphere where you can focus on improving your technique without the stress of […]

For mor information on coldwater surfing in Norway I would recommend visiting www.secretspot.org for more info. I have only surfed a couple of times so unfortunately I can't make any tips and suggestions.

Park by the church.Much better spot then hoddevika. When hoddevika is flat go to ervika,when hoddevika is head high,go to ervika...always bigger.Good spot,low tide fast wave. High tide more mellow. The most people surfing here are not locals.

You can park your car 30 meters from the water. Watch out for the norwegian vikings, pretty territorial locals, but not very often there.

The quality depends on the formation of sand bars, which change each season.There are multiple breaks along the beach including a river mouth and a point break on the north end of the beach

Alnes Lighthouse (Godoy) Surf Spot Guide, Norway Alnes Lighthouse sits on one of Norway's most dramatic coastlines, where a distinctive red and white striped beacon marks the entrance to a world-class right-hand point break. This remote island location combines powerful Atlantic swells with stunning natural beauty, creating a unique surf destination that feels worlds away […]

There are difficult to ride these waves, because they close almost all the time. But, better than nothing! You can park you're car on the other side of the road. Bring a longboard! 😀

this place is usually empty. first, because it hardly ever breaks. Second, when it`s on it`s better somewhere else. Third, it`s a long walk.If you are surfing Bore or Toveisbukten in the summertime and its getting bigger, its kinda nice to padle or walk over to fuglingane and surf there.

Brusand Surf Spot Guide, Norway Brusand is a seven-kilometre stretch of white sand beach on Norway's Jæren coast that delivers consistent, forgiving waves suitable for surfers of all levels. This scenic beachbreak works well throughout the year and offers a peaceful, uncrowded atmosphere where you can focus on improving your technique without the stress of […]

For mor information on coldwater surfing in Norway I would recommend visiting www.secretspot.org for more info. I have only surfed a couple of times so unfortunately I can't make any tips and suggestions.

Park by the church.Much better spot then hoddevika. When hoddevika is flat go to ervika,when hoddevika is head high,go to ervika...always bigger.Good spot,low tide fast wave. High tide more mellow. The most people surfing here are not locals.

You can park your car 30 meters from the water. Watch out for the norwegian vikings, pretty territorial locals, but not very often there.

The quality depends on the formation of sand bars, which change each season.There are multiple breaks along the beach including a river mouth and a point break on the north end of the beach

Alnes Lighthouse (Godoy) Surf Spot Guide, Norway Alnes Lighthouse sits on one of Norway's most dramatic coastlines, where a distinctive red and white striped beacon marks the entrance to a world-class right-hand point break. This remote island location combines powerful Atlantic swells with stunning natural beauty, creating a unique surf destination that feels worlds away […]

There are difficult to ride these waves, because they close almost all the time. But, better than nothing! You can park you're car on the other side of the road. Bring a longboard! 😀

this place is usually empty. first, because it hardly ever breaks. Second, when it`s on it`s better somewhere else. Third, it`s a long walk.If you are surfing Bore or Toveisbukten in the summertime and its getting bigger, its kinda nice to padle or walk over to fuglingane and surf there.

Brusand Surf Spot Guide, Norway Brusand is a seven-kilometre stretch of white sand beach on Norway's Jæren coast that delivers consistent, forgiving waves suitable for surfers of all levels. This scenic beachbreak works well throughout the year and offers a peaceful, uncrowded atmosphere where you can focus on improving your technique without the stress of […]

For mor information on coldwater surfing in Norway I would recommend visiting www.secretspot.org for more info. I have only surfed a couple of times so unfortunately I can't make any tips and suggestions.

Park by the church.Much better spot then hoddevika. When hoddevika is flat go to ervika,when hoddevika is head high,go to ervika...always bigger.Good spot,low tide fast wave. High tide more mellow. The most people surfing here are not locals.

You can park your car 30 meters from the water. Watch out for the norwegian vikings, pretty territorial locals, but not very often there.

The quality depends on the formation of sand bars, which change each season.There are multiple breaks along the beach including a river mouth and a point break on the north end of the beach

Alnes Lighthouse (Godoy) Surf Spot Guide, Norway Alnes Lighthouse sits on one of Norway's most dramatic coastlines, where a distinctive red and white striped beacon marks the entrance to a world-class right-hand point break. This remote island location combines powerful Atlantic swells with stunning natural beauty, creating a unique surf destination that feels worlds away […]

There are difficult to ride these waves, because they close almost all the time. But, better than nothing! You can park you're car on the other side of the road. Bring a longboard! 😀

this place is usually empty. first, because it hardly ever breaks. Second, when it`s on it`s better somewhere else. Third, it`s a long walk.If you are surfing Bore or Toveisbukten in the summertime and its getting bigger, its kinda nice to padle or walk over to fuglingane and surf there.

Brusand Surf Spot Guide, Norway Brusand is a seven-kilometre stretch of white sand beach on Norway's Jæren coast that delivers consistent, forgiving waves suitable for surfers of all levels. This scenic beachbreak works well throughout the year and offers a peaceful, uncrowded atmosphere where you can focus on improving your technique without the stress of […]

For mor information on coldwater surfing in Norway I would recommend visiting www.secretspot.org for more info. I have only surfed a couple of times so unfortunately I can't make any tips and suggestions.

Park by the church.Much better spot then hoddevika. When hoddevika is flat go to ervika,when hoddevika is head high,go to ervika...always bigger.Good spot,low tide fast wave. High tide more mellow. The most people surfing here are not locals.

You can park your car 30 meters from the water. Watch out for the norwegian vikings, pretty territorial locals, but not very often there.

The quality depends on the formation of sand bars, which change each season.There are multiple breaks along the beach including a river mouth and a point break on the north end of the beach

Alnes Lighthouse (Godoy) Surf Spot Guide, Norway Alnes Lighthouse sits on one of Norway's most dramatic coastlines, where a distinctive red and white striped beacon marks the entrance to a world-class right-hand point break. This remote island location combines powerful Atlantic swells with stunning natural beauty, creating a unique surf destination that feels worlds away […]

There are difficult to ride these waves, because they close almost all the time. But, better than nothing! You can park you're car on the other side of the road. Bring a longboard! 😀

this place is usually empty. first, because it hardly ever breaks. Second, when it`s on it`s better somewhere else. Third, it`s a long walk.If you are surfing Bore or Toveisbukten in the summertime and its getting bigger, its kinda nice to padle or walk over to fuglingane and surf there.

Brusand Surf Spot Guide, Norway Brusand is a seven-kilometre stretch of white sand beach on Norway's Jæren coast that delivers consistent, forgiving waves suitable for surfers of all levels. This scenic beachbreak works well throughout the year and offers a peaceful, uncrowded atmosphere where you can focus on improving your technique without the stress of […]

For mor information on coldwater surfing in Norway I would recommend visiting www.secretspot.org for more info. I have only surfed a couple of times so unfortunately I can't make any tips and suggestions.

Park by the church.Much better spot then hoddevika. When hoddevika is flat go to ervika,when hoddevika is head high,go to ervika...always bigger.Good spot,low tide fast wave. High tide more mellow. The most people surfing here are not locals.

You can park your car 30 meters from the water. Watch out for the norwegian vikings, pretty territorial locals, but not very often there.

The quality depends on the formation of sand bars, which change each season.There are multiple breaks along the beach including a river mouth and a point break on the north end of the beach

Alnes Lighthouse (Godoy) Surf Spot Guide, Norway Alnes Lighthouse sits on one of Norway's most dramatic coastlines, where a distinctive red and white striped beacon marks the entrance to a world-class right-hand point break. This remote island location combines powerful Atlantic swells with stunning natural beauty, creating a unique surf destination that feels worlds away […]

There are difficult to ride these waves, because they close almost all the time. But, better than nothing! You can park you're car on the other side of the road. Bring a longboard! 😀