Wanyapu
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Isolated, but average wave.
Atmosphere:
All in all not a very good wave by Indo standards, surf on small to medium days on south swells and early in the morning.
Additional Info:
Only surfed it once and it was too big and washes out at 8-12 foot faces, so needs to be only about 4 to 8 foot faces max. There was also a wicked current sweep to the north with a very heavy dumping beachbreak at this size, making it hard to get in.
Surf then on smallish to medium days, and with more south in the swell it lines up better. Trade SE wind gets into it a little bit as well, so morning is better. It's pretty empty and isolated.
Breaks over about 100m or more, about 200m out from the shoreline, and dies out in deep water. Doesnt handle big sizes, or seem to barrel when I was there. Average.
Location
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Can bike or drive from Pero beach, about 20 minutes on a bike and then 10 minute walk, to the south end of beach. Paddle out from beach.
| Walk | Short walk (5-15 min) |
|---|---|
| Public access | Yes |
| 4x4 required | Unknown |
| Boat required | Unknown |
Wave Characteristics
| Type | Reef (coral) |
|---|---|
| Direction | Left |
| Bottom | Reef (coral, sharp rocks etc.) with sand |
| Power | Ordinary, Fun |
| Frequency | Regular (100 days/year) |
| Normal length | Short (<50m) |
| Good day length | Normal (50 to 150m) |
Ideal Conditions
| Wind direction | East, NorthEast |
|---|---|
| Swell direction | SouthWest, South, SouthEast |
| Swell size | Less than 3ft - 6ft+ |
| Tide | Don't know |
| Tide movement | Don't know |
Crowd
| Week | Empty |
|---|---|
| Weekend | Empty |
Dangers
Rips / undertow
Videos
None
Nearby spots
2.28 miles away
| Direction: | Right |
| Bottom: | Reef (coral, sharp rocks etc.) with sand |
| Frequency: | Don't know |
2.36 miles away
| Direction: | Right and left |
| Bottom: | Reef (coral, sharp rocks etc.) |
| Frequency: | Regular (100 days/year) |
23.87 miles away
| Direction: | Right |
| Bottom: | Reef (coral, sharp rocks etc.) |
| Frequency: | Sometimes breaks (50 days/year) |