Teavapiti is located on the East Coast and is known for its unique surfing vibe. This spot usually doesn’t see a lot of crowds, so it’s great for those looking to enjoy some waves without the hustle and bustle. The atmosphere is laid-back, and you can find some good sessions if the conditions are right.

The surf here catches windswells and can be a bit erratic, which means you might not always find perfect waves. When the conditions align, it can handle swell sizes around 2ft (about 0.6 meters). The waves break over live coral and offer both left and right rides. It's preferable to hit this spot during low to mid tide, and the best winds come from the Southwest. Keep an eye on the swell direction, which mainly comes from the Northeast and Southeast.

Since it’s not a busy spot, you might consider bringing a buddy or two to share the session with. The coral can add an extra dimension to your experience, so be cautious if you're not used to reef breaks. Overall, if you’re on the East Coast and want a somewhat quiet surf outing, Teavapiti might just be the spot for you.