Barvas is a surf spot located on the west coast, known for its long, reeling right-hand waves that break over boulders. This spot is easily visible from the main road, making it accessible for surfers looking for some action. It can get pretty heavy, especially when there's a solid north swell and during higher tides.

This wave is best when the swell direction is from the north, but it also works well with west and northeast swells. It can handle swell sizes of around 3 feet (about 0.9 meters), which is decent for an intermediate surfer. The right-hand reef break offers a solid ride, especially with offshore winds coming from the southeast. The best time to hit the water is during mid to high tide, so plan your session accordingly to make the most out of the conditions.

Getting to Barvas is straightforward. You’ll drive down the north side of the loch, go through, and remember to close the gate behind you. Follow the track down to the beach and park on the grass above the break. It's a chill spot that doesn’t always get overcrowded, so you might find some good waves without too many people around.