Kabab surf guide

Kabab is a surf spot located to the east, known for its left pointbreak. This spot has a few sections that surfers can enjoy, making it more interesting than your average ride. When the waves come in, they start with a heavy peak facing the point, which can lead to some exciting moments before they flatten out and reform into the bay.

The optimal swell direction here is Southeast, which works well with swell coming in from the Southeast and South. Kabab can handle swell sizes starting from around 2ft (about 0.6 meters), and it breaks over a mix of uneven reef and sand. Surfers can expect mainly reef-type waves breaking to the left. For the best experience, the wind direction should be coming from the North, and the tide can be low, mid, or high, so there's a bit of flexibility there. This spot is more suited for intermediate surfers, so it's a good place to hone your skills without being too overwhelming.

Kabab provides some opportunities for barrels, particularly when the conditions align. It's worth keeping an eye on the tide and wind to find the best times to hit the water. If you find yourself in the area, it’s a solid spot to check out, especially if you're looking for a left-hand wave with some character.