Nahoon Reef is a well-known surf spot located in East London, South Africa. It's famous for being the most popular right point break in the area, attracting surfers from all over. This spot can handle various swell sizes and features a mix of boulders and sand that create different wave conditions. There's a concrete pathway leading out to the Reef, making access a bit easier and avoiding the urchins in the rocky areas.

The surf at Nahoon Reef really thrives with the right conditions. It works best on south swell, but you can also catch decent rides with northeast and southwest swells. The waves here range from 2 feet (about 0.6 meters) to impressive sizes, particularly at the outside section known as Reef. This section can really challenge even experienced surfers with its big drops and powerful bowl sections. For those looking for a slightly easier ride, the Corner on the inside can handle east swells and west winds, making it a solid choice without as many rips. Low and mid tides are generally better for catching waves.

When the current picks up, the crowd can thin out, which might be a good thing if you're worried about the sharks in the area. Generally, the more surfers out, the better, as it seems to distract the sharks away from individual surfers. Keep in mind that this is a spot for expert surfers, so you're likely to encounter some skillful competition in the waters.