Asili Point is a surf spot that doesn't show its true potential unless conditions are just right. It's located in an area known for its beautiful scenery, but you might find that the waves can be a bit hit or miss. With the right swell, it can deliver some decent rides, but you’ll need to be patient for those moments when the surf really comes alive.

The best time to hit Asili Point is when the swell comes from the SouthWest, as this direction typically gives you the best waves. The spot can handle swells up to about 5 feet (1.5 meters) and tends to break over live coral, so keep that in mind when paddling out. The wave is usually a right-hander and works best during high tide. For an optimal experience, you'll want to catch it with a North wind. It’s more suitable for intermediate surfers, so if you’re still getting the hang of it, consider sticking closer to the nearby Leone Bay, which is friendlier for beginners, though just as inconsistent.

If you're planning to surf Asili Point, be ready for conditions that can change quickly, and check the weather before heading out. The area has its unique vibe, and though the surf might not always be spectacular, there are still good days to be found, especially during big swells or storm activity.