Durban Country Club Beach is an urban beach break located on the Indian Ocean coast of South Africa, oriented northeast-southwest. The spot features a sandy beach backed by developed infrastructure including sports facilities, railway access, and urban amenities. The beach offers protected conditions compared to fully exposed coastal breaks, making it accessible for learning and progression. Wind from the northwest provides side-shore conditions parallel to the beach. Average wave heights of 1.81m indicate modest but workable swell, suitable for beginners and intermediate riders. Water conditions are characterized as rough, typical of subtropical Indian Ocean shores. The spot's primary advantage is accessibility and proximity to urban facilities. Main limitations include heavy recreational beach use, infrastructure constraints, and variable wind patterns with low overall reliability (0.6%). Water temperature averaging 21.5°C is warm enough for minimal thermal protection. Best suited for riders seeking convenient access in a managed beach environment rather than challenging waves or pristine conditions.