Catch a Wave

While known for its scenic charm, Kennebunkport also offers mellow surf opportunities at Goose Rocks Beach and nearby Colony Beach. These spots are best for beginners or longboarders when the swell picks up — especially after a storm.

• Aquaholics Surf Shop
• Wahine Kai Surf School

Kittery’s Seapoint Beach and Crescent Beach offer a quieter, more local surf scene. While not always consistent, they deliver solid waves during the right tide and wind conditions. A great option if you’re looking to escape the crowds.

• Finn’s Surf Shop

Ogunquit Beach is a long, sandy stretch with gentle waves ideal for beginners and longboarders. It’s also centrally located, with rentals and surf lessons available, making it one of the most accessible surf spots in the area.

• Liquid Dreams Surf Shop Ogunquit
• Ogunquit Surf Rental

Wells Beach offers multiple breaks along its coastline, with consistent swells that suit all skill levels. Whether you’re new to surfing or more advanced, you’ll find fun peaks and room to spread out — especially at mid to high tide.

• Wheels N Waves

York’s coastline, especially Long Sands Beach, is a go-to for Southern Maine surfers. It delivers reliable waves and draws both locals and visitors. Short Sands Beach, while smaller, can also provide rideable surf when the swell’s right.

• Grain Surfboards
• Liquid Dreams Surf Shop York
• Sea and Salt Surf Provisions