Wainjapu is a surf spot located in a picturesque setting with an extensive fringing reef. It caters to surfers looking for something different, with consistent waves that can be fun when conditions align. It's not the most famous spot out there, but it offers a unique experience, especially for those willing to explore its potential.

The waves here typically break left, making it a good pick for anyone comfortable with that direction. The optimal swell direction is from the SouthWest, and it handles swell sizes well, working best around 2 to 6 feet (approximately 0.6 to 1.8 meters). On the other side of the bay, you might catch some rights if you’re up for a bit of adventure. The reef underneath can be uneven, so it's recommended for intermediate surfers who are used to navigating around those types of breaks. Winds coming from the NorthEast usually create better conditions, and the break is surfable across low, mid, and high tide.

Aside from surfing, Wainjapu is also known for some impressive megaliths in the village nearby, adding a bit of cultural interest to your visit. Make sure to check the conditions and be ready for a bit of exploration. This spot might not always deliver the epic session, but it's worth a try if you're in the area.