Cauit Point is a surf spot located at the tip of a cape, known to be a swell magnet. The spot is only accessible by boat and can be a bit tricky to get to, but for those willing to make the journey, it can offer some fun sessions. Be aware that the conditions can change, and it might not always be the best option.
The waves here break mainly to the left over a reef, making it suitable mostly for intermediate surfers. A clean, small swell is ideal, especially with a north or east swell direction. You can expect it to handle swell sizes around 2 feet (about 0.6 meters). The best wind for Cauit Point is from the west, which helps create better conditions for riding. Whether the tide is low, mid, or high, you can find waves but keep in mind that the best action happens with the right swell and wind combo.
Since Cauit Point is somewhat out of the way, it often attracts a smaller crowd, so you might find less competition for waves. Just be sure to check the conditions before heading out. It's a good idea to go with folks who know the area if it's your first time, as local knowledge can really make a difference.