Backdoor is located in the Inhambane Province and sits in the far right corner of the bay. This spot is known for its super-shallow, right-hand tube that hits a nearly dry reef, making it a unique challenge for surfers. It's a place that can get pretty hectic, often blown out, and is really only suitable for the more experienced surfers who can handle the steep drops.

The best swell direction for Backdoor is from the South, but it can also pick up waves coming from the Northeast. This spot can handle swell sizes starting from 2 feet (about 0.6 meters) and works best with the tide being low to medium or high. The waves here break over dead coral, creating a fast and sometimes tricky right-hander. If you want to catch the waves at Backdoor, the preferred wind direction is from the Northwest, so keep that in mind when planning your session.

Given the challenging conditions at Backdoor, it's really a place for expert surfers. If you're looking for a spot that pushes your skills and offers some wild rides, this is it. Just be prepared to deal with the fast drops and the shallow reef—definitely not a spot for beginners.