Kumari Point, located in the Andaman Islands, has long been a popular surf spot for locals and visitors alike. Known for its scenic beauty, this area used to be renowned for its right pointbreak, offering some memorable rides. However, recent earthquakes have affected the reef, altering its previous glory. While it might not be as reliable as it once was, surfers still find it worth checking out when conditions align.

The surf at Kumari Point works best with south and southwest swells, handling sizes around 3 ft (0.9 m). The waves break over live coral, creating a reef setup that delivers right-hand waves. When the swell is up and the winds are coming from the north, you can expect some fun sections, especially during low, mid, and high tides. It's a spot that can challenge intermediate surfers as they navigate through the peaky and sectioned waves left by the recent changes.

Even though the spot's vibe isn’t quite what it used to be, it still offers some above-average surfing when the conditions are right. The inside section has become hollower and funnels down to a creek mouth channel in the reef, adding a bit of excitement for those looking for a challenge. So, if you find yourself in the Andamans, it could still be a decent place to catch some waves.