Hardi is a surf spot known for its long lefthand pointbreak that features several sections. It works best with a NorthWest swell, making it a popular choice for surfers seeking a fun ride. This spot can handle swell sizes starting from about 2 feet (0.6 meters) and can be enjoyed at various tide heights—low, mid, or high. It's a place where you can catch some decent waves, but don't expect it to be top-tier all the time.

The waves at Hardi break over boulders, giving it a unique feel. The ideal swell direction to really get it firing is from the NorthWest, but it can also work with some NorthEast swells. The left-hand waves here are well-suited for intermediate surfers looking to improve their skills. If you're lucky and the conditions are right, you might enjoy a fun session when the wind comes from the SouthEast.

Keep in mind that while Hardi offers some good sessions, it does rely heavily on the right swell and wind conditions. So, it's a good idea to check the forecast before heading out. Overall, it's a solid spot, though it won't blow your mind on every visit.