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I only can't rate it as a classic because the lack of consistency.
Atmosphere:
Very good break which I repute as one of the best reef breaks in Brazil, if not the best one. The only problem is that it is not very consistent because it needs a combination of the right swell with the rigth tide. Take care with the rocks very sharp and the urchins, booties can be a must. Pay attention to the rising tide that can make a hell for you to get out of the water.
Additional Info:
With a good 6 to 8ft NE swell at low tide (only breaks at low tide}, drop late, gain the wall (eventually there is a tubing first section), carve and make strong maneuvers, then enter in the inside section gain velocity and kick off as fast as you can before you hit the rock wall that stands in front of you.
Location
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Walk | Short walk (5-15 min) |
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Public access | Unknown |
4x4 required | No |
Boat required | Yes |
Wave Characteristics
Type | Reef (rocky) |
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Direction | Left |
Bottom | Reef (coral, sharp rocks etc.) |
Power | Fast, Powerful |
Frequency | Sometimes breaks (50 days/year) |
Normal length | Long (150 to 300m) |
Good day length | Long (150 to 300m) |
Ideal Conditions
Wind direction | SouthWest, South, SouthEast |
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Swell direction | NorthEast |
Swell size | 6ft-8ft - 8ft+ |
Tide | Low tide only |
Tide movement | Rising and falling tides |
Crowd
Week | Few surfers |
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Weekend | Few surfers |
Dangers
Urchins, Rocks, Sharks
Videos
None
Nearby spots
1.07 miles away
Direction: | Right |
Bottom: | Reef (coral, sharp rocks etc.) |
Frequency: | Don't know |
1.21 miles away
Direction: | Right |
Bottom: | Sandy with rock |
Frequency: | Sometimes breaks (50 days/year) |