Capoon's Bay

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Capoon's Bay surfspot characteristics

Swell Window
NW | NE
Optimal Swell Direction
N
Swell Size
2ft - 2ft
Breaks over
deadCoral
Wave type
reef
Wave direction
left | right
Optimal Wind Direction
SE
Best Tides at
low | mid | high

More about Capoon's Bay surfspot

Tortola is the largest of these islands and the BVI capital, thanks to an important yacht harbour in Road Town. The north shore of the island is dotted with a series of bays and beaches offering a good diversity of surfing locations. Capoon’s Bay, aka Little Apple Bay, holds a perfectly symmetrical A-frame reef where a user-friendly wave handles everything from 2ft to big swells. It's a walling wave that can remain unaffected by the trades and NW will get the lefts running nicely too. There’s another, softer right on the E side of main peak, generally used by SUPers and often known as Gay Rights. Around the corner, Long Bay, has more beachbreak peaks.

Like the whole island, a little inconsistent and sometimes crowded since it is so much fun. The sand quickly gives way to some spiky bits of coral so beware. The Bomba’s Shack got blown sky-high by Irma and is unlikely to return.

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