Foam

Main Point is working chest to overhead this morning with a long-period south swell wrapping cleanly into the point. The 14-second period is generating real shape and push through the peeling sections, but the cross-shore south-westerly wind is holding steady, keeping the faces defined rather than collapsed. This demands confident, experienced surfers only; the 11am window matters because the wind stays cross-shore through noon before it begins to ease.

By mid-afternoon the wind swings lighter and offshore from the north-west, which would typically clean the faces further, but the swell itself looks to ease into the chest to overhead band by then, so you are trading size for polish. If you miss the morning you are chasing smaller, slower conditions later.

Tomorrow stays in the fair range at chest to overhead, peaking in the morning before the day unfolds. It reads softer than today but still demands experienced footwork and wave knowledge, and the forecast carries the usual offshore uncertainty, so treat the specifics as a guide rather than a lock.