Lucky Point is a surf spot that’s accessible mainly by boat. It’s situated on an exposed fringe of reef, making it a bit tricky to reach, but worth the effort if you’re into some less crowded waves. The vibe here is pretty chill, and you can usually find yourself surfing without too many others around.

This spot works best with an east swell, and it really needs that swell direction to set up nicely. The optimal conditions are with swells from the east but it can also handle northeast swells. Lucky Point is good for swell sizes around 3 feet (about 0.9 meters), which translates into some fun, manageable waves. You’ll be mostly riding right-handed waves here, and the best times to hit the water are during mid to high tide. If you can catch a good west wind, that can make for some clean conditions, perfect for intermediate surfers looking to sharpen their skills.

Since Lucky Point is less frequented, it’s a solid choice for those looking to escape the more popular spots. Just remember, it’s not the easiest place to get to, but the effort can definitely pay off with some good sessions. Keep an eye on the tides and wind to make the most of your time in the water.