Foam

Go now. The 15-second period wrapping in from the south-west is holding faces steep and hollow, and the cross-shore wind from the east is still light at 11 kph, giving you clean walls before the sea breeze turns this afternoon. You're looking at chest to overhead, with the best of it running until around 11am, and the sharp reef needs mid to high tide cover, which the rising tide is just beginning to give you.

By mid-afternoon the wind swings onshore from the south-east and picks up to 22 kph, turning the faces soft and closing them down. This break requires experience and confident tube-riding ability when it runs this size.

Tomorrow the swell likely builds to shoulder to well-overhead, peaking around a 5/5 morning with the same cross-offshore wind pattern setting up clean conditions early. The size and period both look stronger than today, though forecasts at this range carry margin for error, and whether the morning wind holds as promised will shape how the day actually plays out. This break demands solid experience and barrel competence at that size.