Naidoo Point is a surf spot known for its nice tubular right-hand waves. It works best on small clean swells, particularly at lower tides. The spot is located in an area that's pretty accessible to surfers looking for a chill session. If Naidoo Point isn't working, you might want to check out Fuller's, which is just down the beachfront road and offers a similar vibe.

This spot shines when the swell direction is from the SouthEast, but it can also handle swells coming from the SouthWest. You can catch decent waves even when it’s around 2 feet (about 0.6 meters). The waves break over a mix of boulders and sand, making it interesting for those looking to mix up their surfing experience. The wave type here is mainly point, and the structure typically prefers right waves. The best conditions happen with a NorthWest wind and can be enjoyed at low, mid, and high tide. This spot is great for intermediate surfers looking to hone their skills.

When planning your session, keep in mind that Naidoo Point can be a bit inconsistent, so checking the surf report before heading out is always a good idea. If you’re in the area, it’s definitely worth a visit to see what the point is offering on the day.