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Check real-time surf conditions and find nearby surf spots worldwide.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "shouldigo-surf-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Check the current surf conditions at Bondi Beach, Australia, and summarize them in short bullet points.
A concise summary of the beach's real-time surf conditions, such as wave status, suitability, or related observations.
I'm in Honolulu, Hawaii. Find nearby surf spots for me.
A list of nearby surf spots so the user can quickly compare and choose.
List the surf spots available near San Diego, California.
A list of surf spot names available in that area.
Surfers or travelers can quickly check real-time conditions at a beach in natural language before heading out, without jumping between multiple sites or apps.
When arriving in a new coastal city, users can search for nearby surf spots based on location and quickly understand their local options.
Users can ask the tool to list surf spots in a region for trip planning, destination selection, or initial research.
It is an MCP server for real-time surf conditions across more than 5,000 beaches worldwide. It also supports finding the nearest surf spots and listing spot information.
You can interact with it using natural language, such as checking conditions at a beach, finding nearby surf spots, or listing spots in a region.
The provided material only states that it is an MCP tool and does not include installation steps, runtime details, or API key requirements. For specifics, see the source repository.
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