Devereux Beach is a surf spot located on the coast that's known for its unique setup. It's a favorite among local surfers who are drawn to its mix of reef breaks and shore pound. The beach can attract a decent crowd, especially on good days, but you can also find moments to catch some waves if you're patient. It's a good spot to check out if you're looking for a place that offers a little bit of everything, though it doesn't always deliver epic conditions.

The surf here typically does well with swell coming from the East, and it also picks up waves from the Northeast and Southeast. When the swell is around 3 feet (about 1 meter), you can expect a decent session. The wave breaks over boulders and it can produce both lefts and rights. The best time to surf is during low to mid tides, and the waves tend to clean up nicely with North winds. However, keep in mind that this spot generally needs to be head-high (around 3 meters) or bigger to really fire up and can hold its size even when the swells get pretty large.

Access to Devereux Beach is free during the winter months, making it a popular option for surfers looking to avoid the crowds at other spots. However, you should be aware that the local scene is pretty protective of their waves, especially when things get crowded. If you plan on surfing here, it's good to show some respect and share the waves.