Surf: Cabo Ledo has a NW-facing set-up that makes this a world-class pointbreak when measuring the fun factor. Really long lefthanders peel down the sandbank for up to 800m with predictable walls, tapered shoulders and it actually works best with a small swell making it ideal for less-experienced surfers. The first outside section facing the rocks has the most power and steepness, while the inside is usually glassy as the SW-W onshores are deflected by the headland. As the swell increases, the rips get pretty horrendous, but luckily, it is an easy walk back past the fish drying racks and out the point to jump in at the peak. Environment: Cabo Ledo is becoming a tourist hub with lots of hotel construction going on and investment in the local infrastructure.