Waenhuiskrans Point

Waenhuiskrans Point is a surf spot located in Garden Route, South Africa, near the village of Arniston in the Western Cape. The spot is known for its right-hand point break with hollow, fast, and powerful waves that work best with south to southwest swells. The bottom is made up of coral reef and sharp rocks, so caution is needed when entering and exiting the water. The wave length ranges from 50 to 150 meters. Surfing here is most favorable during medium and high tides, especially on a rising tide. The spot is very consistent, offering surfable conditions about 150 days per year. Waenhuiskrans Point is generally empty, but when the surf forecast shows good conditions, expect more surfers in the water. The spot is suitable for intermediate surfers due to the wave power and reef hazards. Access is straightforward, with a short walk from the Viljoenshof area, and you can reach the point by following the road from Waenhuiskrans. Nearby surf spots include Saxon Left, Arniston, Roman Beach, Struisbaai Harbour Wedge, and Struisbaai Reef. There are rocks in the lineup, and the spot needs a moderate to big swell to start working properly. When the surf is good, many local surfers will be on it. Always respect the locals, especially when the spot is crowded, and check the surf etiquette to avoid problems in the lineup. Before paddling out, check your skills and make sure the spot and conditions fit your surfing level. For the latest surf report, forecast, map, and webcam updates, check reliable surf resources before heading out. There are no alternative names or main peaks listed for this spot. Parking and other facilities are not specified. Always be aware of the conditions and hazards before entering the water. Check out the good surf at Waenhuiskrans Point in the next 7 days, the webcams, the full forecast report, or see the spot on the surf map.