Xiaodong Hai is a surf spot located in the next bay west, known for its decent righthanders. It's a long reef pass that breaks over a sharp coral bottom, and it mainly comes alive during southeast typhoon swells, producing some quality surf. Keep in mind that the consistency here is quite low, so you might want to check the conditions before heading out.

The spot works best with a south swell direction, handling swell sizes around 3 ft (approximately 0.9 meters). It’s ideal for those who prefer to ride right. Mid and high tides are the most favorable for catching waves here. When the wind is coming from the north, the conditions tend to be better. This is definitely a spot for experienced surfers, as the waves can pack a punch.

Since it's a reef break, be prepared for the sharp coral bottom, and make sure you're comfortable with the conditions. If you’re planning to surf here, it’s a good idea to check the swell and tide charts beforehand to maximize your experience.