Olifantsbos Point is a surf spot located in the stunning Cape Point Nature Reserve, which has an entry fee of about $10 per person. This place has a more rugged and natural vibe, with rocky surroundings that contribute to its unique surf experience. It's not the busiest spot around, but you might run into a few fellow surfers, especially on the weekends when conditions are right.

The surf at Olifantsbos Point is primarily a right-hand wave that works well with a decent SW to W swell. It can handle swell sizes up to around 1.2 meters (4 ft) and breaks over uneven reef, so make sure to watch your footing. The waves can be long and powerful, especially during the winter months when the swell picks up. The best time to surf here is when the wind is coming from the southeast, and the waves are best at mid to high tide. This spot is more suited to intermediate surfers due to its rocky nature and the presence of some currents, so it’s a good idea to be confident in your skills before paddling out.

Other nearby surf spots worth checking out include the fast lefts at Platboom and the popular sponger pits at Dias Beach. Just a heads up, you might want to be careful of the local baboons; they can be a bit cheeky, so avoid bringing any food with you. Olifantsbos Point offers a solid surf experience in a beautiful setting, but make sure to do a bit of reading on the conditions before you go out.