Corrientes y oleaje fuerte, mes a mes en todo el mundo

Bandera roja durante semanas; el agua que parece tranquila es la que arrastra mar adentro.

Esta es una página de aviso, no una recomendación. Corrientes y oleaje fuerte afecta a 9 destinos de SeasonMap; los meses de abajo son aquellos en los que la ventana de riesgo está abierta. La mayoría de sus semanas pasan sin incidentes, y la puntuación junto a cada lugar sigue siendo la puntuación climática normal, riesgo incluido.

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Número de destinos con corrientes y oleaje fuerte en ese mes. Las ventanas se mueven un poco cada año.

Corrientes y oleaje fuerte en enero

Corrientes y oleaje fuerte en febrero

Corrientes y oleaje fuerte en marzo

Corrientes y oleaje fuerte en abril

Corrientes y oleaje fuerte en mayo

Corrientes y oleaje fuerte en junio

  1. Soorts-Hossegor 🇫🇷 FranciaBaines and shore break · 15 Jun – 15 Sep (normalmente)Deep channels behind the sandbanks drag swimmers out between mid and low tide, and at high tide the shore break at Centrale and La Graviere can injure.85
  2. Palomino 🇨🇴 ColombiaStrong currents at the beach · 1 Ene – 31 DicPalomino ranks among the most dangerous beaches on the Colombian Caribbean: the river mouth makes whirlpools and rips, and tourists drown here most years.64
  3. Destin 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosRip currents and beach flags · 1 Mar – 31 OctLifeguards and the coloured flag system run through the warm months, and double red means the water is legally closed.60
  4. Krabi 🇹🇭 TailandiaRed flags on the beaches · 15 May – 15 Oct (normalmente)Rip currents along Ao Nang and Nopparat Thara are the genuine danger of the low season and the flags go up for weeks at a time.55
  5. Phuket 🇹🇭 TailandiaRed flags on the west coast · 15 May – 31 Oct (normalmente)The southwest monsoon puts swell and rip currents onto Patong, Karon and Kata; lifeguards fly red flags for days at a time and most drownings happen in these months.52
  6. Khao Lak 🇹🇭 TailandiaSouthwest monsoon and red flags · 15 May – 31 Oct (normalmente)Rip currents on this stretch of coast are the real risk, and the red flags go up for weeks at a time.51
  7. Goa 🇮🇳 IndiaSwimming banned on the beaches · 1 Jun – 30 Sep (normalmente)The state lifeguard service red-flags the entire coast for the monsoon and swimming is prohibited on most beaches.41

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Corrientes y oleaje fuerte en julio

  1. Soorts-Hossegor 🇫🇷 FranciaBaines and shore break · 15 Jun – 15 Sep (normalmente)Deep channels behind the sandbanks drag swimmers out between mid and low tide, and at high tide the shore break at Centrale and La Graviere can injure.91
  2. Palomino 🇨🇴 ColombiaStrong currents at the beach · 1 Ene – 31 DicPalomino ranks among the most dangerous beaches on the Colombian Caribbean: the river mouth makes whirlpools and rips, and tourists drown here most years.65
  3. Destin 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosRip currents and beach flags · 1 Mar – 31 OctLifeguards and the coloured flag system run through the warm months, and double red means the water is legally closed.57
  4. Krabi 🇹🇭 TailandiaRed flags on the beaches · 15 May – 15 Oct (normalmente)Rip currents along Ao Nang and Nopparat Thara are the genuine danger of the low season and the flags go up for weeks at a time.52
  5. Phuket 🇹🇭 TailandiaRed flags on the west coast · 15 May – 31 Oct (normalmente)The southwest monsoon puts swell and rip currents onto Patong, Karon and Kata; lifeguards fly red flags for days at a time and most drownings happen in these months.50
  6. Khao Lak 🇹🇭 TailandiaSouthwest monsoon and red flags · 15 May – 31 Oct (normalmente)Rip currents on this stretch of coast are the real risk, and the red flags go up for weeks at a time.49
  7. Goa 🇮🇳 IndiaSwimming banned on the beaches · 1 Jun – 30 Sep (normalmente)The state lifeguard service red-flags the entire coast for the monsoon and swimming is prohibited on most beaches.39

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Corrientes y oleaje fuerte en agosto

  1. Soorts-Hossegor 🇫🇷 FranciaBaines and shore break · 15 Jun – 15 Sep (normalmente)Deep channels behind the sandbanks drag swimmers out between mid and low tide, and at high tide the shore break at Centrale and La Graviere can injure.88
  2. Palomino 🇨🇴 ColombiaStrong currents at the beach · 1 Ene – 31 DicPalomino ranks among the most dangerous beaches on the Colombian Caribbean: the river mouth makes whirlpools and rips, and tourists drown here most years.66
  3. Destin 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosRip currents and beach flags · 1 Mar – 31 OctLifeguards and the coloured flag system run through the warm months, and double red means the water is legally closed.55
  4. Krabi 🇹🇭 TailandiaRed flags on the beaches · 15 May – 15 Oct (normalmente)Rip currents along Ao Nang and Nopparat Thara are the genuine danger of the low season and the flags go up for weeks at a time.53
  5. Phuket 🇹🇭 TailandiaRed flags on the west coast · 15 May – 31 Oct (normalmente)The southwest monsoon puts swell and rip currents onto Patong, Karon and Kata; lifeguards fly red flags for days at a time and most drownings happen in these months.50
  6. Khao Lak 🇹🇭 TailandiaSouthwest monsoon and red flags · 15 May – 31 Oct (normalmente)Rip currents on this stretch of coast are the real risk, and the red flags go up for weeks at a time.48
  7. Goa 🇮🇳 IndiaSwimming banned on the beaches · 1 Jun – 30 Sep (normalmente)The state lifeguard service red-flags the entire coast for the monsoon and swimming is prohibited on most beaches.44

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Corrientes y oleaje fuerte en septiembre

  1. Soorts-Hossegor 🇫🇷 FranciaBaines and shore break · 15 Jun – 15 Sep (normalmente)Deep channels behind the sandbanks drag swimmers out between mid and low tide, and at high tide the shore break at Centrale and La Graviere can injure.87
  2. Palomino 🇨🇴 ColombiaStrong currents at the beach · 1 Ene – 31 DicPalomino ranks among the most dangerous beaches on the Colombian Caribbean: the river mouth makes whirlpools and rips, and tourists drown here most years.69
  3. Destin 🇺🇸 Estados UnidosRip currents and beach flags · 1 Mar – 31 OctLifeguards and the coloured flag system run through the warm months, and double red means the water is legally closed.66
  4. Vík í Mýrdal 🇮🇸 IslandiaSneaker waves at Reynisfjara · 15 Sep – 30 Abr (normalmente)The black beach kills people.59
  5. Krabi 🇹🇭 TailandiaRed flags on the beaches · 15 May – 15 Oct (normalmente)Rip currents along Ao Nang and Nopparat Thara are the genuine danger of the low season and the flags go up for weeks at a time.46
  6. Goa 🇮🇳 IndiaSwimming banned on the beaches · 1 Jun – 30 Sep (normalmente)The state lifeguard service red-flags the entire coast for the monsoon and swimming is prohibited on most beaches.45
  7. Khao Lak 🇹🇭 TailandiaSouthwest monsoon and red flags · 15 May – 31 Oct (normalmente)Rip currents on this stretch of coast are the real risk, and the red flags go up for weeks at a time.45
  8. Phuket 🇹🇭 TailandiaRed flags on the west coast · 15 May – 31 Oct (normalmente)The southwest monsoon puts swell and rip currents onto Patong, Karon and Kata; lifeguards fly red flags for days at a time and most drownings happen in these months.44

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Corrientes y oleaje fuerte en octubre

Corrientes y oleaje fuerte en noviembre

Corrientes y oleaje fuerte en diciembre

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