Table Rock is a surf spot located in the NW-facing Aguada area. It’s known for its challenging and inconsistent waves, making it a place mostly suited for experienced surfers. This spot is primarily a righthand barrel that breaks over an uneven reef, which can be quite tricky. Surfers looking for a thrill might appreciate the unique conditions here, but it's not recommended for beginners.

The optimal swell direction for Table Rock is from the North, with decent rides coming in from the Northwest and Northeast as well. It can handle swell sizes up to 5ft (about 1.5 meters). The waves are reef breaks that generally favor a right direction, and they work best with winds coming from the Southeast. Whether it’s low, mid, or high tide, you can catch waves here, but it’s essential to be on your game since this spot calls for expert-level abilities.

While Table Rock may not offer the most consistent surf compared to other breaks nearby, it still provides a unique experience for those who are skilled enough to tackle it. Make sure to keep an eye on the conditions, as they can vary significantly.