Pullay is a surf spot that's easier to access compared to Tregualemu. It's a sandy left point that offers a few whackable berms and some lazy shoulders. While it’s not perfectly sheltered from the wind, it can still be a fun session depending on the conditions.

The optimal swell direction for Pullay is from the Southwest, with good waves coming from the South and West. It can handle swell sizes around 3 feet (about 0.9 meters), making it pretty suitable for beginners looking to improve their skills. The waves break over sand, and they typically roll in as lefts. For the best experience, aim for low to mid tide, and keep an eye out for East winds, which are the most favorable.

This spot is not just for surfers; it's also a decent fishing location. Anglers often come to catch sea bass and sole since there's a river flowing out behind the rocks. So, if you’re up for a bit of fishing after your surf session, Pullay has you covered!