Toiny is located on the southern side of the island, making it a go-to spot for those looking to catch some waves. It primarily breaks with southern swells created by summer and autumn hurricanes or from big wrap-around swells coming from the northeast. The surf here can be fast-paced and, while it has its moments, it can also be a bit inconsistent at times. Be ready for a crowd, as this spot can attract fellow surfers looking for some action.

The surf at Toiny offers both right and left-hand waves, with a short, gnarly right and a longer, more mellow left that can wall up nicely. It works best during incoming tides, especially at low to mid, or even high tide, and handles swell sizes of around 3 feet (0.9 meters). The waves break over an uneven reef, so some care is needed, but it's manageable for intermediate surfers. The best conditions typically see a southeast swell and northwest winds.

If you’re planning to surf here, keep in mind that the conditions can change, and you're likely to find some fickle reef peaks at each end of Grand Fond and Washing Machine. Knowing that can help you explore the area and find the best waves suited to your skill level. Overall, Toiny is worth checking out if you're in the area and looking for some solid surf.