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Overview A classic New Zealand left point break that gained world fame after appearing in the 1966 surf film 'The Endless Summer'. Under good conditions it's regarded as one of the world's longest lefts, linking three sections.
Highlights A classic left wave made famous worldwide by 'The Endless Summer' Long rides linking three sections — Whale Bay, Manu Bay and Indicators New Zealand's characteristically artsy, relaxed village atmosphere The distinctive black-sand scenery of a volcanic beach Good to know Season The best swells form during the southern autumn through winter (Mar–Sep). · About 2 hours by car from Auckland; surf school and camp culture is well established. Safety Entering the point requires walking over rocky reef — wearing shoes or boots is safer. On-site reviews📍 Verified on-site Write a review No reviews yet. If you are here, be the first to leave one.
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