Salt Pans is a surf spot that offers some interesting waves for those looking to catch a ride. It's known for its uneven reef setup, which can create varying conditions depending on the swell and wind. The spot works best when the swell is coming from the NorthEast, though it can still handle swells from the North and East. Keep in mind that it usually draws in intermediate surfers, so some experience is recommended.

The waves here break over an uneven reef, producing lefts that can be fun to ride. It handles swell sizes starting from about 2 feet (0.6 meters) and can go up to decent sizes. For the best results, the preferred wind direction is from the SouthWest, and the tide can vary from low to high without major problems. It's important to be aware that while the outside can be difficult to surf due to strong currents, the inside often cleans up nicely, providing opportunities for some solid wall rides.

Getting in and out can be a bit tricky, especially if you’re tackling the outside; it’s recommended to have a sail to help with that. Once you find your rhythm, Salt Pans can offer a decent session. Just make sure you know what you’re doing out there, as the conditions can change and experience really helps in navigating the waves.