Apostle's Right is a righthand reef break located on the side of St Paul's Island. It's a spot that does pretty well during strong Northeast swells and is best when the wind is blowing from the South. Surfers typically paddle out from the beach near the salt pans, so it's easy to access, but be cautious of the tricky inside section that can catch you off guard.

This spot works best with swells coming from the North or Northeast, handling sizes around 2 feet (about 0.6 meters). The waves formed here are generally right-breaking over an uneven reef, making it a good choice for intermediate surfers looking to improve their skills. The tide can vary from low to high, and it can be fun at different tide heights, but it’s especially enjoyable when the conditions line up just right. If you're hoping for cleaner waves, aim for a Southeast wind, as it helps create better surf conditions.

When you’re planning your session, remember that Apostle's Right can be hit or miss depending on the day, so it’s worth checking the forecast before heading out. Make sure to have some experience under your belt since this spot can challenge even intermediate surfers with its features.