Yali Restaurant is a surf spot that offers a unique mix of beachbreaks and some potential for right point breaks. It’s located in a scenic area with tricky access from the main road, so you might need to scout around a bit to find the best way in. The vibe here is pretty laid back, making it a decent option for surfers looking to catch some waves away from the more crowded spots.

This spot works best with a swell coming from the Northwest, but it can also handle swells from the Northeast. It’s great for those who prefer smaller waves, as it handles sizes of about 1ft (0.3m). The waves break over boulders and can offer both lefts and rights, making it a versatile surf experience. The conditions are usually best with a southeast wind, and you can enjoy a session here at various tide heights—whether it’s low, mid, or high. The level of difficulty is generally suitable for intermediate surfers, so keep that in mind when heading out.

Be prepared for a bit of a trek to get to the water. The surf can be a bit hit or miss, so it’s smart to check conditions before you go. Since it’s not one of the more famous spots, you might find it less crowded, giving you some extra waves to yourself if you time it right.