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Green Wave Watersports Green Wave Watersports at Buckroe Beach offers eFoil lessons, paddleboard and kayak rentals, and premium beach gear.

As an official Lift Foils affiliate, we sell top eFoil boards and accessories. Plan your Hampton adventure at greenwavewatersports.com

Tomorrow is looking like a really good day for private eFoil lessons.As the water temperature continues to drop and we s...
10/12/2026

Tomorrow is looking like a really good day for private eFoil lessons.

As the water temperature continues to drop and we settle into fall, these windows of opportunity are getting fewer and farther between. Tuesday is shaping up to be one of those days with temperatures in the high 70s, very light winds, and some really nice water conditions.

The water temperature is still sitting at 71.4 degrees, so it is definitely still comfortable enough to get out there.

If you’ve been wanting to try something adventurous and get on the water before the season winds down, Tuesday could be a perfect day to do it.

Send us a message or give us a call if you want to get a private lesson set up.

We have an opening today for our 4:00 p.m. private eFoil session at Mill Creek after a reschedule.Conditions are looking...
10/04/2026

We have an opening today for our 4:00 p.m. private eFoil session at Mill Creek after a reschedule.

Conditions are looking near perfect, and the chances of rain have dropped dramatically. If you’ve been wanting to learn, today could give us some of the best water conditions you could ask for.

If you’re interested in getting on the water and doing something fun this afternoon, send us a private message and we can get you set up.

Hello, October! 🎃Just a picture of today’s sunrise. Pretty beautiful way to start off the month!
10/01/2026

Hello, October! 🎃

Just a picture of today’s sunrise. Pretty beautiful way to start off the month!

Good morning Hampton!It is Sunday, September 27, 2026, and this is our final Good Morning Hampton weather report for thi...
09/27/2026

Good morning Hampton!

It is Sunday, September 27, 2026, and this is our final Good Morning Hampton weather report for this season. Unfortunately, this weekend just never came together for us, and our operation at Buckroe Beach is officially closed for the year.

It will still be a beautiful day in its own way, but it is definitely not much of a beach day for us. Expect cloudy skies throughout the day, temperatures topping out around 70°, and a steady west to northwest wind. It is the kind of day where you can enjoy a walk along the beach in a sweatshirt, but for us, that is usually a pretty good sign that the season has run its course.

10 AM
64°, feels like 63°
Cloudy
Rain: 7%
Wind: W 17 mph, gusts 26 mph
UV Index: 2, Low

1 PM
70°, feels like 70°
Cloudy
Rain: 5%
Wind: W 16 mph, gusts 24 mph
UV Index: 6, High

4 PM
70°, feels like 70°
Cloudy
Rain: 9%
Wind: W 11 mph, gusts 24 mph
UV Index: 2, Low

7 PM
67°, feels like 67°
Cloudy
Rain: 3%
Wind: NW 19 mph, gusts 29 mph
UV Index: Low

The west wind should keep the water close to shore relatively flat and calm today. Once you get farther offshore, though, the wind will be much more noticeable, with some significant gusts still around throughout the day.

Tides:
High 10:03 AM, 3.37 ft
Low 4:35 PM, 0.30 ft
High 10:22 PM, 3.01 ft

The UV Index peaks at 6 from around noon through 2 PM, which is considered high on the UV scale. Air quality should remain good throughout the day.

We have 11 hours and 58 minutes of daylight, with sunset at 6:56 PM. The moon is a waning gibbous at 99% illumination.

And with that, our third season at Buckroe Beach comes to a close. It has been a phenomenal year, and we are incredibly grateful to everyone who came out, rented equipment, grabbed something from the shop, stopped by to say hello, or supported us throughout the season.

While our Buckroe Beach operation is finished for the year, Green Wave Watersports is not done. Private eFoil lessons are still available by reservation, and stay tuned because we are also working on some potential destination kayaking opportunities around the area.

We are excited to keep building, keep growing, and see what 2027 has in store. We have some things in the works, and we are looking forward to sharing more when the time comes.

Thank you for an incredible season, Hampton. Signing off for now. Cheers!

Pretty cool piece of Hampton history from the Hampton History Museum.A lot of the photos I share for our Good Morning Ha...
09/26/2026

Pretty cool piece of Hampton history from the Hampton History Museum.

A lot of the photos I share for our Good Morning Hampton posts are taken from around this exact spot at Grandview, so I always enjoy learning more about the history of this stretch of shoreline.

What makes this post especially interesting right now is that Grandview has seen some significant flooding over the last couple of days during this nor’easter. The storm featured in this post happened in 1956, exactly 70 years ago, and had such a major impact on the landscape of Grandview.

Seeing old photos while watching another storm reshape the shoreline in real time really puts into perspective just how much this area has changed over the years, and how much stays the same.

Today in Hampton History
1956 - The remnants of Hurricane Flossy severely damage Hampton’s shoreline. The storm, with building high tides over several days, flooded roads and low-lying areas.

The heaviest damage was at Grandview, where the remnants of the Back River Lighthouse collapsed, and part of the shoreline that included the Grandview Dance Pavilion and a new bulkhead was washed into the Chesapeake Bay. The pavilion’s owner, Raymond Hunt, decided not to rebuild, saying “I’m not going to fight the sea anymore.”

The storm also heavily damaged Fort Monroe’s main wharf, temporarily stopping steamboat traffic and contributing to the demise of steamboat travel from Old Point Comfort.

Image: Back River Lighthouse with damage, 1956. HHM Collections.

Find more Grandview and hurricane history in our collections online:
https://hampton.catalogaccess.com/search?search=grandview&includedFields=Objects%2CPhotos%2CLibrary%2CArchives%2CPeople&page=1&size=10&withImages=false

https://hampton.catalogaccess.com/search?search=hurricane&includedFields=Objects%2CPhotos%2CLibrary%2CArchives%2CPeople&page=1&size=10&withImages=false

Good morning Hampton!It is Saturday, September 26, 2026, and Green Wave Watersports will be closed today.We have already...
09/26/2026

Good morning Hampton!

It is Saturday, September 26, 2026, and Green Wave Watersports will be closed today.

We have already been dealing with flooding from this nor’easter since Wednesday, and today looks like the day the heaviest winds really settle in. Expect cloudy skies, temperatures stuck in the 60s, and strong northwest winds throughout the day. Sustained winds will be well into the 20s at times, with gusts reaching around 36 mph and the potential for some stronger bursts. It is going to be a rough, windy day along the Chesapeake Bay.

10 AM
65°, feels like 65°
Cloudy and windy
Rain: 1%
Wind: NW 27 mph, gusts 36 mph
UV Index: 1, Low

1 PM
68°, feels like 68°
Cloudy and windy
Rain: 7%
Wind: NW 27 mph, gusts 32 mph
UV Index: 2, Low

4 PM
66°, feels like 66°
Cloudy and windy
Rain: 9%
Wind: NW 23 mph, gusts 29 mph
UV Index: Low

6 PM
64°, feels like 61°
Cloudy and windy
Rain: 23%
Wind: NW 23 mph, gusts 28 mph
UV Index: Low

The water is going to be the main attraction today. Those strong northwest winds are going to have the Bay moving, with rough water, whitecaps, and plenty of waves to watch. For the surfers out there, this is the kind of day you have been waiting for. Conditions are powerful, though, so know your limits and use some common sense.

Tides:
High 9:24 AM, 3.23 ft
Low 3:52 PM, 0.34 ft
High 9:42 PM, 3.04 ft

The UV Index peaks at 3 around noon, which is considered moderate on the UV scale. Air quality should remain good throughout the day.

We have exactly 12 hours of daylight today, with sunset at 6:58 PM. The moon is essentially full tonight at 99% illumination.

Unfortunately, this may be Mother Nature making the call on the end of our season. We are not officially calling it just yet. We will take another look at Sunday’s weather tomorrow and see if we can squeeze out one more day at Buckroe Beach.

Stay safe, enjoy watching Mother Nature do its thing, and hopefully your house does not float into the Bay today.

Have a great Saturday, Hampton!

Power and beauty.There’s something incredible about watching the Chesapeake Bay show just how powerful it can be, while ...
09/25/2026

Power and beauty.

There’s something incredible about watching the Chesapeake Bay show just how powerful it can be, while still looking this beautiful.

Good morning Hampton!It is Sunday, September 20, 2026, and Green Wave Watersports opens at 11 AM today. We are starting ...
09/20/2026

Good morning Hampton!

It is Sunday, September 20, 2026, and Green Wave Watersports opens at 11 AM today. We are starting off with some clouds this morning, but the sky should gradually open up as we move through the afternoon. Winds will be lighter than yesterday, temperatures will be warm, and rain chances stay very low. Overall, it looks like a pretty nice Sunday to relax at Buckroe Beach.

10 AM
78°, feels like 82°
Mostly cloudy
Rain: 1%
Wind: SSE 7.6 mph, gusts 8.3 mph
UV Index: 3, Moderate

1 PM
82°, feels like 86°
Partly cloudy
Rain: 1%
Wind: SE 8.7 mph, gusts 9.4 mph
UV Index: 7, High

4 PM
84°, feels like 88°
Partly cloudy
Rain: 15%
Wind: SE 8.7 mph, gusts 10 mph
UV Index: 3, Moderate

7 PM
82°, feels like 86°
Sunny
Rain: 1%
Wind: S 7.4 mph, gusts 9.4 mph
UV Index: Low

The water temperature remains at 79.7°F. Winds will generally come from the southeast and stay lighter than what we had yesterday. The water should still have a little texture to it, but overall conditions along the beach should feel much more comfortable.

Low tide is at 10:45 AM, right around setup time for a lot of people heading to the beach. Keep that in mind when choosing your spot. If you are setting up around 11 AM or later, the tide will be coming back in, so give yourself plenty of room between your setup and the water.

Tides:
Low 10:45 AM, 0.84 ft
High 5:09 PM, 2.69 ft
Low 11:57 PM, 0.82 ft

The UV Index reaches 7 from around noon through 2 PM, which is considered high on the UV scale. Air quality should remain good throughout the day.

We have 12 hours and 14 minutes of daylight, with sunset at 7:07 PM. The moon is a waxing gibbous at 60% illumination.

The evening should be a nice one for a walk along the beach. Temperatures will still be in the low 80s around sunset, winds should remain fairly light, and rain chances drop back to almost nothing.

Come spend your Sunday at Buckroe Beach! Grab an ice cream or frozen treat, rent some shade, and enjoy some time by the water while we still have this beautiful September beach weather.

Have a great Sunday, Hampton!

Good morning Hampton!It is Saturday, September 19, 2026, and Green Wave Watersports opened at 10 AM today. We are lookin...
09/19/2026

Good morning Hampton!

It is Saturday, September 19, 2026, and Green Wave Watersports opened at 10 AM today. We are looking at a really beautiful day at Buckroe Beach. Expect plenty of sunshine, very little chance of rain, and comfortable late summer temperatures. It will feel a little windy along the beach, but it should not be overwhelmingly hot. The warmest it is expected to feel today is around 84°.

10 AM
79°, feels like 82°
Partly cloudy
Rain: 2%
Wind: NE 13 mph, gusts 15 mph
UV Index: 2, Low

1 PM
81°, feels like 84°
Mostly sunny
Rain: 2%
Wind: ENE 14 mph, gusts 15 mph
UV Index: 8, Very High

4 PM
79°, feels like 82°
Mostly sunny
Rain: 1%
Wind: ENE 14 mph, gusts 15 mph
UV Index: 3, Moderate

7 PM
76°, feels like 77°
Partly cloudy
Rain: 3%
Wind: E 12 mph, gusts 15 mph
UV Index: Low

The beach should be beautiful today, but you are definitely going to notice the breeze. Northeast and east winds will stay fairly steady throughout the day, so expect it to feel a little windy along the shoreline.

The water will feel that wind even more. Northeast and east winds will keep the Chesapeake Bay choppy today, and I would expect to see some whitecaps out there.

The water temperature has dipped to 79.7°F.

Tides:
Low 9:20 AM, 1.0 ft
High 4:10 PM, 2.6 ft
Low 10:30 PM, 1.0 ft

The UV Index peaks at 8 around 1 PM, which is considered very high on the UV scale. Air quality should remain good through the afternoon before briefly moving into the moderate range this evening.

We have 12 hours and 17 minutes of daylight, with sunset at 7:08 PM.

The evening should be great for a walk along the beach. Expect temperatures in the mid 70s around sunset, partly cloudy skies, a steady breeze, and almost no chance of rain.

This is our second to last Saturday of the season, so come enjoy one of these beautiful September beach days while they are still here. Grab an ice cream or frozen treat, get a beach rental, and spend some time by the water. The beach is not going anywhere, but this warm beach weather definitely is.

Have a great Saturday, Hampton!

Address

100 S. First Street
Hampton, VA
23664

Opening Hours

Wednesday 9:30am - 6pm
Thursday 9:30am - 6pm
Friday 9:30am - 6pm
Saturday 9:30am - 6pm
Sunday 9:30am - 6pm

Telephone

+17575043198

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