Coral Head is located on the northern end of Cook Islet. It’s a left-hand reef break that provides decent waves for surfers looking to catch some action. The spot is well sheltered from trade winds, making it a favored choice when conditions are right. Wave heights of up to 5 feet (1.5 meters) can be found here, which attracts surfers with some experience.

The optimal swell direction is from the NorthWest, but it can handle swells coming from the South and North as well. Coral Head works well with swell sizes starting at 2 feet (0.6 meters). The waves break over dead coral, creating a unique riding experience. It's mostly a left-hand wave, making it a great spot for those looking for lefts. The best conditions are usually found when the wind is coming from the SouthEast, and it can be surfed through all tide heights – low, mid, and high. It’s an intermediate level spot, so it’s ideal for surfers with some skills looking to improve.

When you're heading to Coral Head, keep in mind that it can be a bit fickle, so checking the forecast ahead of time is a good idea. It’s less crowded compared to some other spots, giving you a nice chance to enjoy the waves without too many people around. Just make sure you’ve got your skills dialed in, and you should have a good time!