Mwahnd Lefts is a surf spot that requires a 20-minute boat ride to reach. It’s known for being pretty isolated, which means when you get there, you might find fewer surfers around. The spot can deliver some rides worth the trip, especially in the early season when the trade winds are calmer. Don't expect crowds, as it tends to be hit or miss with the wind conditions.

The waves at Mwahnd Lefts break off a reef and typically offer left-handers. It works best with a swell coming from the north, but it can also handle swells from the northwest and east. The ideal swell size is around 3 feet (approximately 1 meter), which makes it suitable for intermediate surfers looking for some fun. The best conditions usually happen with a southwest wind, and it can work during low, mid, and high tides.

If you're planning to paddle out, just remember that while the waves can be fun, the quality can vary depending on the conditions. Bring your gear and be ready for a bit of a wait for that perfect set. Mwahnd Lefts can sometimes surprise you, so it's worth checking out when the forecast looks good.