Riyue Wan - Camel Left is a surf spot located near a tourist attraction known as the Taiwanese Village. The beachbreak here leads down to some mussel-encrusted rocks, which can be a bit tricky for surfers. Sand builds up around these rocks, forming Camel Left, which starts to come alive especially at low tide when conditions are right.

The spot handles swell sizes starting at 2ft (approximately 0.6m) and is best with a NorthEast swell direction. While the waves break over a mix of boulders and sand, you can expect mostly left-hand waves here. When the big NorthEast swells wrap into the bay, there's a chance to catch some fast-racing walls with potential barrel sections. For the best experience, you want a NorthWest wind and low to mid tide to enjoy what Camel Left has to offer, but be warned—this spot is really suited for expert surfers due to the tricky rocks.

Surfing here can be a bit challenging but rewarding if you know what you're doing. Make sure to keep an eye on the swell and tide conditions before heading out. Enjoy the ride, but keep your skills sharp!