Do'o is a surf spot known for its long right-hand waves, making it a nice change of pace from the typical left-hand breaks in the area. It faces almost north and is best surfed either before or after the main surf season, particularly when the conditions are glassy or during northwest winds. The spot is not too crowded, but it can get busy depending on the wind conditions.

The optimal swell direction for Do'o is southwest, and it can handle swell sizes around 3ft (about 1 meter). This reef break is mostly suited for expert surfers, so it's essential to have some solid skills before heading out. Mid to high tides are preferable for the best ride, as the sharp coral reef is better covered then. When the wind is coming from the northwest, that's when you're likely to find the best conditions here.

Keep in mind that Do'o can get a bit tricky, so make sure you're prepared for a challenge. Check the tides and wind before you go, as these will play a significant role in the quality of your session. Enjoy the ride!