Frisco Pier, often spotted by fellow surfers as Cape Hatteras Pier, is a chill surf spot located on the Outer Banks of North Carolina. Known for its easy accessibility, it's less crowded than the nearby Lighthouse, making it a good choice for those looking to catch some waves away from the hustle. While it’s not the most consistent place to surf, a S swell can bring some decent fun, especially when other spots are flat. It's a laid-back environment, great for those who want to enjoy the beach without the chaos.

The waves at Frisco Pier can be nice and snappy, offering both left and right breaks. It’s best for south and southeast swells, but it can handle northeast and southwest swells too. The wave size can start at around 2ft (0.6 meters) and go up from there, making it manageable for beginners. When the conditions are right, expect some occasional barrels, especially with a supportive offshore wind from the north. You’ll have better luck at low, mid, or high tide, giving you a nice variety for your session.

Easy parking is a plus, plus there are camping options not too far away, which is great for surfers looking to make a weekend of it. With some patience, when those S swells roll in, this spot can slide right into your list of favorites, even if it’s not a daily go-to. It's always good to check the conditions before heading out, but if you find it working, it could be a solid session.