Port-Eynon Point is a surf spot located on the southern coast of Wales. It's a pretty accessible place where you can catch some waves. The area has a mix of rock and sand, and it's known for having lifeguards on duty from May to August. Parking is available in the village, and there's a short walk to the beach, which makes it easy to get to.

The surf here is mainly a right point break that works best with southwesterly swells. It handles swell sizes of about 3 feet (0.9 meters), and you might find small, beginner-friendly waves on Port Eynon beach during bigger swell days. The take-off can be a bit sucky and tricky, but after that, the waves mellow out into deeper water. The best conditions are usually found with a northwesterly wind and during low to mid tides.

If you’re a beginner, Port-Eynon Point can be a suitable place for you to learn, especially on those smaller days. Just be aware that conditions can change, so it's good to check the surf report before heading out. Overall, it's a decent spot worth checking out if you're in the area.