Ketewel is a surf spot located on the east coast, where the reefs switch to a lava base, making it a bit tricky for surfers. The break can be quite intimidating, especially since the waves unfold over an uneven reef. The set-up here is picturesque yet challenging, drawing in surfers who are looking for a thrill. The black sand beach adds a unique vibe to the area, and while it may not be the most consistent spot, it has its moments worth catching.

This place is best suited for experienced surfers due to the conditions. The optimal swell directions are south, with the spot also able to handle swells coming from the west. The waves typically break to the right over the uneven reef and can range from about 1 meter to 0.9 meters (3 ft). High tide is the best time to surf here, especially during morning sessions when the wind is preferred from the north. If you're skilled enough to challenge the waves, Ketewel can offer a rewarding surf experience, but it definitely requires real expertise to master.

While the reef conformation may offer some spacious and angular pits, there are also more manageable waves present around the black sand beach that can provide a more forgiving ride for those looking for something easier. It's a great spot for those who understand the ocean and can handle the conditions, but be prepared for the challenges it presents.