Doc Browns is a small cove surf spot that can get pretty crowded, especially during summer when hurricane swells roll in. It’s known for its left-hand point break that’s generally smaller than the open beaches nearby. This spot can be a bit tricky to catch right, as it only works well around high tide. You need a swell size of at least 3 feet (about 0.9 meters) for it to break cleanly over the boulders, so be prepared for that.

The waves here are mostly long and mellow, making it a decent spot for longboarders looking for relaxed rides. The optimal swell direction is from the east, but it also handles swells coming from the northeast and southeast. The preferred wind direction is from the northwest, which helps keep the surface clean. Just keep in mind that while the waves can offer some fun rides, they’re not very steep or critical, which might not be exciting for more advanced surfers.

Parking can be limited, so it’s best to arrive early to snag a spot. Since the wave isn’t super consistent, locals tend to keep an eye on it, so respect the vibe while you’re out there. Overall, Doc Browns is worth a visit if you’re looking for a chilled session, especially if you’re into longboarding.