Gaukendi Bridge is a surf spot that offers some decent waves, especially when the swell is small. It’s located with a south-facing orientation that makes it a nice spot for surfers looking for a bit of fun without it being overly crowded. The main spots to hit are the left on the south side and the peak in the middle. Just a heads up, the north side tends to have close-outs that are best avoided.

For surfing, Gaukendi Bridge really shines when the swell comes from the SouthEast or SouthWest. It handles swell sizes around 2ft (about 0.6 meters) pretty well, so it's great for those smaller days. The waves break over dead coral, and you can expect mostly left-breaking waves. The optimal conditions are when the wind is coming from the NorthEast, and it's best to surf during mid to high tide. This spot is more suited for intermediate surfers, so if you're still learning, you might want to stick to other places.

Since the rides here can be short, make sure you’re ready to catch waves quickly. It's fairly safe on higher tides, which is a plus for those looking to enjoy a relaxed session. Just remember, you’re not going to be getting long epic rides here, but it’s a solid choice for a fun day out on the water.