Mamo is a surf spot that offers decent waves mostly for intermediate surfers. It breaks next to the Officer’s Club, which has restricted access, so it's best to park outside and make your way to the water. The area tends to get crowded, so be prepared to share the waves with other surfers. Despite the crowd, Mamo can still be a fun spot to catch some rides.

The waves at Mamo are predominantly right-hand breaks, with nice, long walls that can offer several different sections throughout. The spot handles swell sizes around 4ft (about 1.2 meters) and works well with a north or east swell. The optimal swell direction is north-east, which can really make the waves pop. The best wind direction for the area is from the south, and it breaks over rock ledges and sand. Mamo is enjoyable during low, mid, and high tide, which gives it a bit of flexibility for surfers looking to catch a session at different times of the day.

This spot is well-suited for those who are comfortable on either short or longboards. With the waves breaking fairly often, it's a reliable place to surf, though you should still be ready for some competition out in the water. If you're an intermediate surfer looking to improve your skills, Mamo can be a great option to consider.