Gnejna Bay, also known as Boat Sheds, is a surf spot located on the western coast. This area is more known for its kiteboarding than surfing, but it does attract surfers looking for a laid-back session. It's generally uncrowded, making it a good choice if you want to avoid the busy spots. The local vibe is friendly, and the backdrop is quite nice, though the spot isn't always reliable for consistent waves.

The surf at Gnejna can be a bit hit or miss. The optimal swell direction comes from the Northwest, and it can handle swell sizes of up to 3ft (about 0.9 meters). The waves typically break over boulders and sand, with both left and right directions available for riding. The best wind direction is Southeast, which helps improve the conditions. When it comes to tides, you can surf here at low, mid, and high tides, making it flexible for different surfers. It's an easier spot overall, suited for beginners who want to get some practice in.

One thing to keep in mind is that the area has some remnants of concrete Tetrapods from WWII that can pose a hazard for water-users. This surf spot is best for those just starting out or looking for a casual ride. Be prepared for onshore winds, especially from the Northwest, so timing is key if you're hoping for better conditions.