This wave goes off and rarely is surfed. There are a few people that work in the restaurants that surf, but it's mainly visitors. When there's a swell, it is better than Garbonzo(considered the premier spot).

park at abaco inn, walk north. its the outside left about 100 yard north of rush reef.

This spot is very consistent and fun. The reef can be very hairy at low tide when you walk out to the break.You don't have to worry too much about getting bounced off the coral because it breaks pretty deep. The real problemis getting in and out of the water. You have to do some serious dancing. There's urchins and fire coral that can hurt. I've stepped on both.

Guana Beach Surf Spot Guide, Bahamas Guana Beach sits along the northern coastline of Great Guana Cay in the Abacos, offering a rare combination of consistent waves and genuine solitude that has become increasingly difficult to find in the Caribbean. This talcum-white sand beach stretches for kilometres along the Atlantic-facing shore, backed by a protective […]

It catches nearly every swell coming through the Atlantic. North, East, South. There is hundreds of breaks throughout this island. No crowds at all (usually not a soul in site). Make sure you are well equipped. There are no surf shops. This has to be the on of the best undiscovered areas in the North atlantic. No one around for miles with waves that will consistently blow your mind. You will need a boat. But thats easy, get to the island go the marina and charter one from a fisherman. There is Plenty! Experience is a must!

This wave goes off and rarely is surfed. There are a few people that work in the restaurants that surf, but it's mainly visitors. When there's a swell, it is better than Garbonzo(considered the premier spot).

park at abaco inn, walk north. its the outside left about 100 yard north of rush reef.

This spot is very consistent and fun. The reef can be very hairy at low tide when you walk out to the break.You don't have to worry too much about getting bounced off the coral because it breaks pretty deep. The real problemis getting in and out of the water. You have to do some serious dancing. There's urchins and fire coral that can hurt. I've stepped on both.

Guana Beach Surf Spot Guide, Bahamas Guana Beach sits along the northern coastline of Great Guana Cay in the Abacos, offering a rare combination of consistent waves and genuine solitude that has become increasingly difficult to find in the Caribbean. This talcum-white sand beach stretches for kilometres along the Atlantic-facing shore, backed by a protective […]

It catches nearly every swell coming through the Atlantic. North, East, South. There is hundreds of breaks throughout this island. No crowds at all (usually not a soul in site). Make sure you are well equipped. There are no surf shops. This has to be the on of the best undiscovered areas in the North atlantic. No one around for miles with waves that will consistently blow your mind. You will need a boat. But thats easy, get to the island go the marina and charter one from a fisherman. There is Plenty! Experience is a must!

This wave goes off and rarely is surfed. There are a few people that work in the restaurants that surf, but it's mainly visitors. When there's a swell, it is better than Garbonzo(considered the premier spot).

park at abaco inn, walk north. its the outside left about 100 yard north of rush reef.

This spot is very consistent and fun. The reef can be very hairy at low tide when you walk out to the break.You don't have to worry too much about getting bounced off the coral because it breaks pretty deep. The real problemis getting in and out of the water. You have to do some serious dancing. There's urchins and fire coral that can hurt. I've stepped on both.

Guana Beach Surf Spot Guide, Bahamas Guana Beach sits along the northern coastline of Great Guana Cay in the Abacos, offering a rare combination of consistent waves and genuine solitude that has become increasingly difficult to find in the Caribbean. This talcum-white sand beach stretches for kilometres along the Atlantic-facing shore, backed by a protective […]

It catches nearly every swell coming through the Atlantic. North, East, South. There is hundreds of breaks throughout this island. No crowds at all (usually not a soul in site). Make sure you are well equipped. There are no surf shops. This has to be the on of the best undiscovered areas in the North atlantic. No one around for miles with waves that will consistently blow your mind. You will need a boat. But thats easy, get to the island go the marina and charter one from a fisherman. There is Plenty! Experience is a must!

This wave goes off and rarely is surfed. There are a few people that work in the restaurants that surf, but it's mainly visitors. When there's a swell, it is better than Garbonzo(considered the premier spot).

park at abaco inn, walk north. its the outside left about 100 yard north of rush reef.

This spot is very consistent and fun. The reef can be very hairy at low tide when you walk out to the break.You don't have to worry too much about getting bounced off the coral because it breaks pretty deep. The real problemis getting in and out of the water. You have to do some serious dancing. There's urchins and fire coral that can hurt. I've stepped on both.

Guana Beach Surf Spot Guide, Bahamas Guana Beach sits along the northern coastline of Great Guana Cay in the Abacos, offering a rare combination of consistent waves and genuine solitude that has become increasingly difficult to find in the Caribbean. This talcum-white sand beach stretches for kilometres along the Atlantic-facing shore, backed by a protective […]

It catches nearly every swell coming through the Atlantic. North, East, South. There is hundreds of breaks throughout this island. No crowds at all (usually not a soul in site). Make sure you are well equipped. There are no surf shops. This has to be the on of the best undiscovered areas in the North atlantic. No one around for miles with waves that will consistently blow your mind. You will need a boat. But thats easy, get to the island go the marina and charter one from a fisherman. There is Plenty! Experience is a must!

This wave goes off and rarely is surfed. There are a few people that work in the restaurants that surf, but it's mainly visitors. When there's a swell, it is better than Garbonzo(considered the premier spot).

park at abaco inn, walk north. its the outside left about 100 yard north of rush reef.

This spot is very consistent and fun. The reef can be very hairy at low tide when you walk out to the break.You don't have to worry too much about getting bounced off the coral because it breaks pretty deep. The real problemis getting in and out of the water. You have to do some serious dancing. There's urchins and fire coral that can hurt. I've stepped on both.

Guana Beach Surf Spot Guide, Bahamas Guana Beach sits along the northern coastline of Great Guana Cay in the Abacos, offering a rare combination of consistent waves and genuine solitude that has become increasingly difficult to find in the Caribbean. This talcum-white sand beach stretches for kilometres along the Atlantic-facing shore, backed by a protective […]

It catches nearly every swell coming through the Atlantic. North, East, South. There is hundreds of breaks throughout this island. No crowds at all (usually not a soul in site). Make sure you are well equipped. There are no surf shops. This has to be the on of the best undiscovered areas in the North atlantic. No one around for miles with waves that will consistently blow your mind. You will need a boat. But thats easy, get to the island go the marina and charter one from a fisherman. There is Plenty! Experience is a must!

This wave goes off and rarely is surfed. There are a few people that work in the restaurants that surf, but it's mainly visitors. When there's a swell, it is better than Garbonzo(considered the premier spot).

park at abaco inn, walk north. its the outside left about 100 yard north of rush reef.

This spot is very consistent and fun. The reef can be very hairy at low tide when you walk out to the break.You don't have to worry too much about getting bounced off the coral because it breaks pretty deep. The real problemis getting in and out of the water. You have to do some serious dancing. There's urchins and fire coral that can hurt. I've stepped on both.

Guana Beach Surf Spot Guide, Bahamas Guana Beach sits along the northern coastline of Great Guana Cay in the Abacos, offering a rare combination of consistent waves and genuine solitude that has become increasingly difficult to find in the Caribbean. This talcum-white sand beach stretches for kilometres along the Atlantic-facing shore, backed by a protective […]

It catches nearly every swell coming through the Atlantic. North, East, South. There is hundreds of breaks throughout this island. No crowds at all (usually not a soul in site). Make sure you are well equipped. There are no surf shops. This has to be the on of the best undiscovered areas in the North atlantic. No one around for miles with waves that will consistently blow your mind. You will need a boat. But thats easy, get to the island go the marina and charter one from a fisherman. There is Plenty! Experience is a must!