Reef right · West Coast · Advanced
Forecast for Tuesday 1 September
Advanced : Could work in 1h. — Best window: 15h–17h
Today's score by level (at the day's best, out of 100)
An isolated reef right at Point Sinclair, exploding over a shallow rock shelf and reeling for up to 100m — "the least intimidating wave" in the area. A very remote zone with documented white shark activity.
Surfable all year. Autumn (Sep-Nov) is the best season: powerful swells, water still mild, less crowd.
For experts only. Powerful waves, strong currents or technical bottom. Ask locally first.
Direct access from the beach, but mind the rocky bottom. Wetsuit + booties recommended, do not surf at low tide.
Wear an appropriate wetsuit. Scout the currents before you paddle out. Respect the locals and right-of-way. Check weather and tides.
At Supertubes (Cactus), tide isn't a deciding factor: the spot stays surfable across most tide states. Focus on the swell and the wind instead.
Supertubes (Cactus) is rather recommended for advanced surfers. If you're a beginner, prefer a surf school, a small swell and a suitable tide, or look for a more sheltered nearby spot.
The ideal wind at Supertubes (Cactus) comes broadly from North-East: it's offshore, which helps shape and hold the waves. A strong onshore wind generally degrades conditions.
Around Supertubes (Cactus), you can also check conditions at URBNSURF, Flores Sud, Lakey Pipe. Compare the scores, wind and swell direction before choosing where to surf.