Tilloo Cut is a surf spot located on the remote southern tip of the cay, accessible only by boat. It’s not the most popular spot, but it offers some decent waves for those willing to make the trip. The area has a laid-back vibe, making it a good option for surfers looking to escape the busier spots.

The surf at Tilloo Cut works best with a northeast swell direction, but you can also catch it with swells from the north and southeast. It handles swell sizes around 3ft (about 0.9m) and breaks over live coral, which is something to keep in mind. The waves are primarily point breaks that tend to break to the left, and the best conditions usually happen with a northwest wind. Surfers can ride the waves during low, mid, and high tides, but it’s mainly suited for intermediate surfers.

If you’re planning a session at Tilloo Cut, make sure to check the swell and wind conditions before heading out. The spot can be a bit hit or miss, so it’s worth being patient and waiting for the right conditions. Enjoy your time out there!