Surf: The most western peak is Brimms Ness Bowl, a jacking, hollow, righthand tube for experts only. This corner of the reef is shallow and rocky, famous for rips and boils that can hold victims in the impact zone. The vikings named this point Brimms Ness, meaning Surf Point, so if it's flat here, then it's flat everywhere. Good place to watch if you don’t have a late or air drop game and it hates extremes of tide and W winds. Access: Parking either in the farmyard or out on the point depending on the state of the track and the goodwill of the landowner. Drive into and out of the area slowly as the residents are sick of speeding surfers. Environment: Highly consistent swell-wise, but the wind is often a problem on the exposed point, so when it is on, there is often a crowd. Parking either in the farmyard or out on the point depending on the state of the track and the goodwill of the landowner. Drive into and out of the area slowly as the residents are sick of speeding surfers.