Razo is Galicia's heavy-hitting beachbreak—a powerful wave near A Coruña that can handle massive Atlantic swells and transform them into grinding barrels. The beach faces directly into the North Atlantic storm track, making it both consistent and occasionally terrifying. When winter systems light up the coast, Razo produces thick, dredging waves that challenge even experienced surfers. The Celtic-influenced Galician culture, incredible seafood, and relatively uncrowded lineups make this an attractive alternative to the Basque Country scene.
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Water temp
14°C
Wetsuit
4/3mm fullsuit
Difficulty
6/10
Crowd level
7/10
Access: Beach access via village. Parking available.
Razo is a beach break in Razo, Galicia, Spain, with peaks that run both left and right.
Razo picks up swell from the W round to the N, and it's best when it's coming straight out of the NW. It starts working at around 0.8m and handles up to about 4m, with the sweet spot around 2.2 to 3.2m. Period matters too: aim for 15s or longer, as anything under 11s tends to be weak. These are the numbers our scoring uses, so treat them as a guide rather than a promise.
An E wind is dead offshore at Razo, and anything from the NE round to the SE keeps it clean. The morning is typically the best window, roughly 6am to 10am. Light winds from other directions can still be fine; strong offshores can make it hard to get into waves.
Razo is at its best around mid tide, roughly 0.5m to 2m on the local chart. Above 3m it tends to fill in and wash through.
The most reliable run of swell at Razo comes Oct to Jan. There's a second window in Mar to Apr too. Winter peak season. Powerful Atlantic swells.
The water at Razo averages around 14°C, so you'll want a 4/3mm fullsuit. It shifts a few degrees through the year, so check the season before you pack.
It's more of an intermediate wave, rated 6/10 for difficulty, so newer surfers are best off sticking to the smaller days. It gets busy (crowd 7/10), so mind the pecking order. Strong rips. Rocky sections at low tide.
The nearest airport on our list is LCG, then it's roughly a 45-minute drive. Beach access via village. Parking available.
The closest breaks we track are Doniños (41 km), handy when Razo isn't working.
Peak: Oct, Nov, Dec, Jan
Secondary: Mar, Apr
Winter peak season. Powerful Atlantic swells.
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