Cassava is a surf spot that’s worth checking out if you’re in the area. It’s known for being pretty consistent, especially when other local spots are too small. The waves here can get fun, and it’s a place where you can find some action even on quieter days. The local surf camp has also referred to it as Shipwrecks, so if you hear that name, just know they’re talking about the same spot.

This place works best when the swell is coming from the south or west, with optimal conditions hitting at around 2ft (0.6m). The waves break over boulders and sand, creating a point break that offers lefts. On good days, Cassava can handle solid swells and maintains its shape even when the surf grows. It’s a good spot for intermediate surfers, and the best winds come from the northeast. You can surf here during low, mid, or high tide, making it pretty versatile.

If you're looking for a place that can handle some decent size without getting too crazy, Cassava is a solid option. Just keep an eye on the conditions, and you might find some enjoyable waves waiting for you.