Spanish Point sits on the southeast tip of Barbuda, where a barrier reef throws sectioning lefts alongside a few scruffy rights that only break cleanly when the wind goes calm. A line of barrier reefs runs parallel to the eastern shore, but onshores usually shred them apart, so they come alive only on a rare westerly or windless day. Just nearby, Two Foot Bay has easy access and a gap in the reef that may hold some rights.
When It Works
The reef breaks over live coral and holds both lefts and rights, working best on a northeast (NE) swell while taking anything from northeast to southeast (NE-SE). It's usable from 0.9 m / 3 ft to 1.8 m / 6 ft. Consistency is good, so it shows up reliably whenever the swell lines up.
Wind and Tide
Look for northwest (NW) offshore wind to clean up the faces. It can work through low, mid, and high tide, with a rising tide generally the better call.
Local Tips
This one suits intermediate surfers best. Expect a moderately busy lineup when it's on.
Access
There's free roadside parking close to the break.
