Charlie's Point is a surf spot located within walking distance from Baler. It’s known for its laid-back vibe and offers a mix of average quality waves that can attract surfers of various skill levels. The spot has been popular for years, partly due to its connection to the film "Apocalypse Now." Surfers can enjoy a casual session here, appreciating the scenery and the surf without too much hassle.

The waves at Charlie's Point are generally best with a Northeastern swell. Surfers can catch decent waves from the North and East, and the spot can handle swell sizes around 2ft. (about 0.6 meters). The break typically works over a combination of boulders and sandy areas, with both left and right-hand waves available. Surfers should aim for sessions during low, mid, or high tide for the best experience. Ideal wind is from the West, so keep an eye on the conditions before heading out.

This spot can get busy, especially during peak surf season, so it’s a good idea to arrive early to claim your space. The ease of access makes it a great option for a quick session or a leisurely day of surfing. Just remember to check the conditions to make the most of your time at Charlie's Point.