Overview
Yasuda is a river mouth break that peels over boulders and offers both lefts and rights. On its day, with some south to southwest energy in a moderate to large typhoon swell, it turns on picture perfect reeling left barrels. Smaller days trade the tube for performance walls, and that is when the lineup fills up.
When It Works
The break draws swell from southwest through southeast, with southwest the best match. It works from 0.9 m / 3 ft to 3 m / 10 ft, though it can be somewhat inconsistent, so the good windows are worth watching for rather than counting on. The bigger, typhoon-driven days are the ones that produce the barrels.
Wind and Tide
Look for northeast offshore wind. Low tide is the call here, and a rising tide is generally better than a dropping one.
Local Tips
This is an expert-level wave. Expect a busy lineup, especially on the smaller performance-wall days. When it is genuinely pumping, the size and a healthy rip thin things out considerably.
Access
There is a car park with free parking, plus paid parking and roadside options nearby.
