Ghallis Rock is a popular surf spot, especially for those into windsurfing and surfing. It's located on an exposed outer reef, which means the waves can be pretty intense. The spot is known for its shallow and fast lefts that can be a bit tricky to navigate, making it more suitable for intermediate surfers. The area is generally scenic, offering a great view while you're out in the water.

The optimal swell direction here is from the NorthEast, with the spot also handling swell from the East. Ghallis Rock is capable of waves around 3ft (0.9 meters), which is a decent size for surf enthusiasts. The waves break over an uneven reef, so keep that in mind when you’re out there. If you're looking for the best conditions, aim for a SouthWest wind and surf during low to mid or high tide for optimal results. Just be aware, this spot is best suited for intermediates due to the challenging wave conditions.

Getting in and out of the water can be the main hassle at Ghallis Rock. To paddle out, you'll want to jump off the old concrete platform. When you’re ready to come back in, you’ll need to scramble the rocks right in front of the island, so a bit of caution is advised. Enjoy your time out there!