Tokomaru Bay
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Tokomaru Bay surf guide

Tokomaru Bay is a surf spot located on the North Island of New Zealand. It's a nice place for surfers looking for a range of options. The bay is known for its scenic views and decent surf potential, making it a spot that attracts both locals and visitors. It features a mix of waves that cater to different skill levels, but more advanced surfers will find the best conditions here.

If you're an expert surfer, you'll want to catch the fast barreling right point break off the rocks at the north end of the beach. This break works best on high tide with a northwest wind, offering some solid waves to ride. For those who are less experienced, the exposed beach breaks are available, especially when the wind is coming from the south to southwest. You can handle swell sizes around 2 feet (about 0.6 meters), which makes it accessible for beginner surfers as well.

The optimal swell direction for the best surf at Tokomaru Bay is southeast, but you'll also find decent waves with northeast and south swells. The waves break over an uneven reef, which adds some interest to the surfing experience. Remember, the best conditions are usually found at high tide, so plan your surf sessions accordingly. Overall, Tokomaru Bay offers a variety of surfing options for different skill levels but is particularly suited for those with a bit more experience.

Surf reports and surf forecasts nearby Tokomaru Bay

Waiapu
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Horseshoe Bay
Gisborne, New Zealand
Point break
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Waipiro Bay
Gisborne, New Zealand
Point break
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Tokomaru Bay
Gisborne, New Zealand
Point break
Wed 30
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Three Points/Marau Point
Gisborne, New Zealand
Point break
Wed 30
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Cook's Point
Gisborne, New Zealand
Point break
Wed 30
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Tolaga Bay
Gisborne, New Zealand
Rivermouth break
Wed 30
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Loisells Beach
Gisborne, New Zealand
Beach break
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Whangara
Gisborne, New Zealand
Beach break
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Pouawa Beach
Gisborne, New Zealand
Beach break
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