One Palm Point is a surf spot that attracts experienced surfers looking for a challenge. It's located in a remote area, giving it a sense of wilderness that many find appealing. Access can be tricky, making it less crowded compared to other spots. If you're up for the adventure, the setting is pretty unique.

The waves at One Palm Point are mainly left-handers that break over live coral. This spot works best with swells coming from the South and Southwest, handling sizes around 3ft to 8ft (approximately 1 to 2.5 meters). The optimal surf conditions come during mid to high tide, especially when the waves align with S-SW swells and E winds. It’s got a reputation for offering some long rides, but this isn't a spot for the faint-hearted; it demands expert skills to navigate its super-shallow depths and tricky take-offs.

While it's known for its long barrels and consistent wave quality, One Palm Point isn’t perfect. It can be a bit hit or miss, but generally provides rideable waves at about a 7 out of 10. For those who can handle the spot, it can be quite rewarding when the conditions are right. If you’re planning to surf here, wearing some rubber can provide a bit more comfort and safety.