Dana Point Harbor overlook ↗
HDOnTap / Laguna Cliffs · about 0.2 km from the catalogue pin · video-page
Harbor and ocean panorama from Laguna Cliffs.
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Killer Dana (historical) surf forecast & spot guide
Surf, wind and tide context for Killer Dana (historical), Dana Point. Read the spot profile, compare forecasts and open the same break in the atlas.
Forecast & tide at a glance
Regional wave height (Hs) · feet · Pacific time. Regional significant wave height is not the height breaking at the beach.
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Know the spot
The famous right point largely lost to harbor construction, preserved here as a historical surf landmark.
- Break type
- Historical point
- Wave direction
- Right
- Reported difficulty
- Historical
- Bottom
- Rock / reef
- Reported swell preference
- S–W
- Reported tide preference
- Low–mid
This is a memory marker and geographic reference, not a claim of a living modern lineup.
Before paddling out: Harbor traffic and no expectation of the original wave.
Public access Approximate imported surf-zone pin — verify locally
Source references
- Surfline — Orange County surf region ↗
- Regional surf guide — Southern Orange County to San Diego corridor ↗
Provenance is not proof that every inherited claim or current access condition has been rechecked.
Camera references nearby
Salt Creek ↗
The Surfers View · about 3.2 km from the catalogue pin · video-page
Publicly listed Salt Creek beach and surf camera.
Monarch Bay Beach Club ↗
HDOnTap / Monarch Bay Beach Club · about 4.5 km from the catalogue pin · video-page
Resort-hosted Monarch Bay beach and ocean view.
Links to third-party camera pages, not owned feeds. Proximity does not confirm the camera sees this break. Playback and image freshness have not been verified by this page.
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PureSurfers is built by Peter Ochabski. Spot profiles combine retained sources and contributor observations; this is not a claim he has surfed or verified every entry.