Turtle Bay is a popular surf spot located near Proctor’s Point on the south coast. It's known for its scenic setup, making it a nice place to chill while waiting for waves. While you might find a few surfers out here, it’s not usually overcrowded. Expect to share the lineup with some local surfers from English Harbour.

The waves at Turtle Bay offer a quality, long left reef break, mainly working best on southeast swells. It can really come alive with hollow, racy sections, especially when the swell is around 2ft (0.6m) and can handle larger sizes as well. The wave breaks over uneven reef, which can be a bit tricky. For the best chances of scoring good waves, a northeast wind is preferred. The spot works at low, mid, and high tide, so you’ve got options throughout the day. Keep in mind that this place is generally suited for expert surfers due to the wave conditions.

When you're planning your session, consider that the optimal swell direction here is southeast, but it can also handle waves coming from the east and south. Just remember to be cautious, as the waves can get pretty fast and powerful. Overall, if you're an experienced surfer looking for a solid wave, Turtle Bay is worth checking out.