Silver Rock is a reef break known for producing some decent waves. It's a spot that mostly serves up long ripable rights and fast hollow lefts. The area is partly sheltered from NW winds, which makes it a good choice even when other spots are blown out. The break is surfable in onshore conditions, but you should be mindful that it has a rock bottom, so watch your step when you're paddling out.

This spot works best with a swell coming from the NorthWest and can handle sizes around 2ft (0.6m). You might also find some action with swells from the SouthWest. The waves here break over uneven reef, creating both lefts and rights that are best suited for intermediate surfers. For optimal conditions, aim for low to mid tide, but high tide can work too. If you're catching some waves, you’ll want to keep an eye on the preferred wind direction, which is from the NorthWest.

Surfing at Silver Rock usually means fewer crowds, so you can enjoy your session without too much hassle. It’s a nice place to settle in and get some rides, especially if you’re looking for a spot that’s not overrun with surfers.