False Pass is a surf spot located about 3km from the beach and is only accessible by boat. It’s nestled in a remote area, making it a unique destination for surfers looking for an adventure. The spot can be a bit tricky to get to, but once you arrive, you’ll find a vibe that’s distinct from more crowded locations.

This break works best with a southwest swell, typically picking up waves from the south and southwest. It can handle swell sizes around 4ft (1.2m), which can create some fun days for surfers. The waves here are mostly reef breaks, with a left direction. If you want to have the best session, aim for low to mid tide when the waves are more favorable. Northeasterly winds can help keep the conditions clean, so watch the forecast before you head out.

Since False Pass is a reef break, make sure you're comfortable surfing over live coral. It's a good idea to check your gear and be prepared as the environment can be a bit more challenging than beach breaks. Given its remote location, it's also a good opportunity to find some solitude and enjoy the natural surroundings while catching some waves.