Cayton Bay - Pumphouse is a surf spot situated along the coastline with a mix of sand and rock ledges. It's a popular location for surfers looking for a variety of waves. The area between the Point and Bunkers features a unique setup that can catch some decent swells, making it worth your time. While it may not be the most famous spot, it offers a good blend of fun surfing conditions for different skill levels.

The surf here works best with southeast swells, though it can handle north and southeast swells as well. Swell sizes around 2ft (about 0.6 meters) are common and manageable for most surfers. You'll find a sandbar that works nicely at lower tides, while a mellow reef peak forms in front of the pumphouse, catering to left and right wave directions. It’s best to hit this spot during low to mid tides, but the high tide can also produce some good conditions. The preferable wind direction is from the southwest, helping to clean up the waves for a better surf session.

When surfing at Cayton Bay - Pumphouse, it's a good idea to check the tide charts and swell forecasts beforehand. Since this spot can be quite fickle, knowing when to go will help you have a much better experience. Keep an eye out for those rare southeast swells; they can really bring in some quality surf. So grab your board and enjoy what this spot has to offer!