Grand Drewin is a surf spot located near a small fishing village with rocky headlands and a sandy cove. It attracts surfers looking for a chill vibe and decent waves. The atmosphere is laid-back, and you can expect to share the water with other surfers, both locals and visitors. It’s a spot where you can enjoy a surf session without feeling too crowded.

The waves here break mainly to the right and are known to provide a fun ride. The optimal swell direction is from the south, with the spot handling swells around 5 feet (1.5 meters). You’ll find it works best on low to mid to high tides. The uneven reef and sandy bottom create some varied takeoff zones, and you’ll likely encounter faster walls and some sucky sections in the inside, which can keep both beginners and more experienced surfers satisfied. Preferred wind comes from the northwest, adding to the overall quality of the waves.

Although it's beginner-friendly, the surf conditions can still offer something for more experienced surfers too. If you find yourself in the water at Grand Drewin, keep an eye out for swells coming from the southeast and southwest, as they contribute to the wave quality, making it appealing for a range of skill levels.