White Rocks is a beach break that offers a variety of surf conditions depending on the day. It's a reliable spot for surfers looking for consistent waves. The area can get crowded during the summer months, but overall, there’s plenty of space to find your own spot in the water.

This beach break is best with a north swell direction, but it can handle swells from the west or north too. The spot works well with swell sizes starting at about 2 feet (0.6 meters). You can expect mostly left and right waves, and they can be short and hollow. The waves tend to close out when they get too big, generally staying under head height. For the best conditions, look for a southwest wind, and it works at all tide heights – low, mid, and high.

Aside from the surf, the sandy bottom makes it a good choice for different skill levels. Just be aware that during peak season, it can get pretty packed, so you might have to wait your turn. Overall, White Rocks is a solid spot to check out if you're in the area.