Lymans is a left-hand point break located around 400 meters south, favored by both longboarders and SUP enthusiasts. It’s a popular surf spot that sees a fair amount of crowd, almost as much as Banyans. The wave is known for wrapping summer S and SW swells, making for a fun session, especially for intermediates. When the wind comes from the east, the conditions can be even better, but keep an eye on the tide levels as it can be tricky at times.

The waves at Lymans handle swell sizes up to about 4 feet (1.2 meters), with the best performance seen on southwest swells. The point produces long, smooth lefts that can offer both shoulder and wall sections, which are ideal for intermediate surfers. On days when the surf picks up from the west or northwest, the waves can pack a little more punch, presenting steep drops and powerful pockets that might attract more experienced shortboarders looking for a challenge. Just be cautious of the uneven reef below, especially during low tide when coral heads can become exposed.

Overall, Lymans is a place where you can enjoy decent surf with varying conditions depending on the swell and wind. It’s a good spot to practice your skills and have fun, but be prepared for a few fellow surfers sharing the waves with you. So, grab your board and enjoy the ride!