About

Love the place, hate the crowds.

Atmosphere:
Paddling out at low tide with some real swell is pretty sweet. Keep moving and know your line-ups, takeoff changes with swell and tide and what is perfect on mid tide may be an unmakeable section at low tide. Also if it's packed theres waves across the channel on both sides so don't just sit and steam.

Additional Info:
Fun moody left with multiple take-off zones. Has become ultra crowded with the onslaught of surfers from the college above and increasing numbers of people chasing internet swells. Way too many guys and locals not yet ready to give it all up makes for some pretty high tension surfs. Too bad....Watch out for older, less skilled surfers trying to rule the peak with big boards and even bigger attitudes. Barrels are pretty rare especially for new comers but if u like hitting the lip 4 or 5 times a wave and huge roundhouses(on the best days of cours) then it's worth a look.

Location
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Access

straight down from point loma nazarene college dorm parking lot.
unless you know someone at the college, goodluck.
try parking in the lot off of Ladera street. It's a couple minutes walk south

WalkGood walk (15-30 min)
Public accessYes
4x4 requiredUnknown
Boat requiredUnknown
Wave Characteristics
TypeReef (rocky)
DirectionLeft
BottomReef (coral, sharp rocks etc.)
PowerOrdinary
FrequencySometimes breaks (50 days/year)
Normal lengthShort (<50m)
Good day lengthNormal (50 to 150m)
Ideal Conditions
Wind directionSouthEast, East
Swell directionNorthWest, West
Swell size5ft-6ft - 6ft+
TideLow and mid tide
Tide movementRising tide
Crowd
WeekCrowded
WeekendUltra crowded
Dangers

Rips / undertow, Rocks, Localism, Pollution

Videos

None

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