Millers is located south of the Shark Rock Pier and Hobie Beach, and it's a surf spot known for its mellow vibe, although it can get a bit crowded when the waves are on. The setup is a mix of sand and rock shelf, which can make for some messy conditions. It really shines with a decent east swell, especially on those rare days when everything lines up just right. On those good days, surfers can enjoy long rides and the chance to snag some barrels, but these moments are few and far between.

The surf at Millers works best with a south swell and can handle sizes around 2ft to 6ft (0.6 to 1.8 meters). The waves break over a combination of rock ledge and sand, and you can expect right-hand waves predominantly. For the best results, be on the lookout for low, mid, or high tide, as all can offer different experiences. If the wind's coming from the west, it tends to create cleaner conditions, making it more enjoyable for intermediate surfers looking to improve their skills.

If you're planning to hit Millers, keep in mind that while it can become pretty packed, you'll want to walk back up the beach if the waves are linking well towards the Hobie beachbreak. This can help you find some space and get a good session in, especially if the conditions are firing.