sick spot. right and left breaking over a coral reef. guaranteed tubes. right near the airport and the big black rock. Low tides suck it dry. The right is more of a slab type wave, favored by spongers, but can offer a few hits before you have to kick out. The left only really works on the higher tides. Don't let yourself drift into the deep without looking down at the reef. Gets deep fast and locals do tell shark stories so stay on the reef itself.
Isolated rivermouth break which Ive heard to be quite good, whenever I come here its quite average (4ft-6ft) so dont expect anything awesome. But really fun wave for all surfers.
Park Your car in the parking lot. Go on low tide. It has a very heavy barrel all year round with mostly sand bottom which means you can push it hard. In summer it is mostly lefts which double suck and bowl very nicely. In winter the banks change to mostly rights which can be as hollow as the reef but close out a bit. Get in early in the mornings.
Park at the end of brighton beach. The wave may look like its going to close-out but just go for it, you will get such long barrells.Paddle straight out onto the peak you want to surf. If it is big, you need careful timing, it breaks hard. It most works on a smaller swell, ground swell or North Easterly wind swell. On low tide it gets hollow, and bowls nicely.
sick spot. right and left breaking over a coral reef. guaranteed tubes. right near the airport and the big black rock. Low tides suck it dry. The right is more of a slab type wave, favored by spongers, but can offer a few hits before you have to kick out. The left only really works on the higher tides. Don't let yourself drift into the deep without looking down at the reef. Gets deep fast and locals do tell shark stories so stay on the reef itself.
Isolated rivermouth break which Ive heard to be quite good, whenever I come here its quite average (4ft-6ft) so dont expect anything awesome. But really fun wave for all surfers.
Park Your car in the parking lot. Go on low tide. It has a very heavy barrel all year round with mostly sand bottom which means you can push it hard. In summer it is mostly lefts which double suck and bowl very nicely. In winter the banks change to mostly rights which can be as hollow as the reef but close out a bit. Get in early in the mornings.
Park at the end of brighton beach. The wave may look like its going to close-out but just go for it, you will get such long barrells.Paddle straight out onto the peak you want to surf. If it is big, you need careful timing, it breaks hard. It most works on a smaller swell, ground swell or North Easterly wind swell. On low tide it gets hollow, and bowls nicely.
sick spot. right and left breaking over a coral reef. guaranteed tubes. right near the airport and the big black rock. Low tides suck it dry. The right is more of a slab type wave, favored by spongers, but can offer a few hits before you have to kick out. The left only really works on the higher tides. Don't let yourself drift into the deep without looking down at the reef. Gets deep fast and locals do tell shark stories so stay on the reef itself.
Isolated rivermouth break which Ive heard to be quite good, whenever I come here its quite average (4ft-6ft) so dont expect anything awesome. But really fun wave for all surfers.
Park Your car in the parking lot. Go on low tide. It has a very heavy barrel all year round with mostly sand bottom which means you can push it hard. In summer it is mostly lefts which double suck and bowl very nicely. In winter the banks change to mostly rights which can be as hollow as the reef but close out a bit. Get in early in the mornings.
Park at the end of brighton beach. The wave may look like its going to close-out but just go for it, you will get such long barrells.Paddle straight out onto the peak you want to surf. If it is big, you need careful timing, it breaks hard. It most works on a smaller swell, ground swell or North Easterly wind swell. On low tide it gets hollow, and bowls nicely.
sick spot. right and left breaking over a coral reef. guaranteed tubes. right near the airport and the big black rock. Low tides suck it dry. The right is more of a slab type wave, favored by spongers, but can offer a few hits before you have to kick out. The left only really works on the higher tides. Don't let yourself drift into the deep without looking down at the reef. Gets deep fast and locals do tell shark stories so stay on the reef itself.
Isolated rivermouth break which Ive heard to be quite good, whenever I come here its quite average (4ft-6ft) so dont expect anything awesome. But really fun wave for all surfers.
Park Your car in the parking lot. Go on low tide. It has a very heavy barrel all year round with mostly sand bottom which means you can push it hard. In summer it is mostly lefts which double suck and bowl very nicely. In winter the banks change to mostly rights which can be as hollow as the reef but close out a bit. Get in early in the mornings.
Park at the end of brighton beach. The wave may look like its going to close-out but just go for it, you will get such long barrells.Paddle straight out onto the peak you want to surf. If it is big, you need careful timing, it breaks hard. It most works on a smaller swell, ground swell or North Easterly wind swell. On low tide it gets hollow, and bowls nicely.
sick spot. right and left breaking over a coral reef. guaranteed tubes. right near the airport and the big black rock. Low tides suck it dry. The right is more of a slab type wave, favored by spongers, but can offer a few hits before you have to kick out. The left only really works on the higher tides. Don't let yourself drift into the deep without looking down at the reef. Gets deep fast and locals do tell shark stories so stay on the reef itself.
Isolated rivermouth break which Ive heard to be quite good, whenever I come here its quite average (4ft-6ft) so dont expect anything awesome. But really fun wave for all surfers.
Park Your car in the parking lot. Go on low tide. It has a very heavy barrel all year round with mostly sand bottom which means you can push it hard. In summer it is mostly lefts which double suck and bowl very nicely. In winter the banks change to mostly rights which can be as hollow as the reef but close out a bit. Get in early in the mornings.
Park at the end of brighton beach. The wave may look like its going to close-out but just go for it, you will get such long barrells.Paddle straight out onto the peak you want to surf. If it is big, you need careful timing, it breaks hard. It most works on a smaller swell, ground swell or North Easterly wind swell. On low tide it gets hollow, and bowls nicely.
sick spot. right and left breaking over a coral reef. guaranteed tubes. right near the airport and the big black rock. Low tides suck it dry. The right is more of a slab type wave, favored by spongers, but can offer a few hits before you have to kick out. The left only really works on the higher tides. Don't let yourself drift into the deep without looking down at the reef. Gets deep fast and locals do tell shark stories so stay on the reef itself.
Isolated rivermouth break which Ive heard to be quite good, whenever I come here its quite average (4ft-6ft) so dont expect anything awesome. But really fun wave for all surfers.
Park Your car in the parking lot. Go on low tide. It has a very heavy barrel all year round with mostly sand bottom which means you can push it hard. In summer it is mostly lefts which double suck and bowl very nicely. In winter the banks change to mostly rights which can be as hollow as the reef but close out a bit. Get in early in the mornings.
Park at the end of brighton beach. The wave may look like its going to close-out but just go for it, you will get such long barrells.Paddle straight out onto the peak you want to surf. If it is big, you need careful timing, it breaks hard. It most works on a smaller swell, ground swell or North Easterly wind swell. On low tide it gets hollow, and bowls nicely.
sick spot. right and left breaking over a coral reef. guaranteed tubes. right near the airport and the big black rock. Low tides suck it dry. The right is more of a slab type wave, favored by spongers, but can offer a few hits before you have to kick out. The left only really works on the higher tides. Don't let yourself drift into the deep without looking down at the reef. Gets deep fast and locals do tell shark stories so stay on the reef itself.
Isolated rivermouth break which Ive heard to be quite good, whenever I come here its quite average (4ft-6ft) so dont expect anything awesome. But really fun wave for all surfers.
Park Your car in the parking lot. Go on low tide. It has a very heavy barrel all year round with mostly sand bottom which means you can push it hard. In summer it is mostly lefts which double suck and bowl very nicely. In winter the banks change to mostly rights which can be as hollow as the reef but close out a bit. Get in early in the mornings.
Park at the end of brighton beach. The wave may look like its going to close-out but just go for it, you will get such long barrells.Paddle straight out onto the peak you want to surf. If it is big, you need careful timing, it breaks hard. It most works on a smaller swell, ground swell or North Easterly wind swell. On low tide it gets hollow, and bowls nicely.
