Easo

Easo is a protected bay on a tropical island, characterized by steep forested terrain descending directly to turquoise waters. The bay opens to the northeast with a distinctive peninsula formation creating two coves. Shallow coral reefs dominate the nearshore zone, visible as darker patterns in the lighter turquoise water. The spot features a small residential settlement with access roads visible along the coastline. This bay offers highly sheltered conditions suitable for beginners and those seeking light-wind sessions. The enclosed geography provides protection but limits wind consistency and fetch, reflected in the low 5.2% reliability rating. Water temperatures around 24°C are warm and comfortable year-round. Best wind direction is northwesterly (315°), providing side-shore conditions parallel to the main bay opening. The shallow reef areas require careful route planning and awareness of tide-dependent water depths. This spot suits beginner to low-intermediate riders in light-wind conditions. Strong swimmers should always be prepared, and local knowledge of tide cycles and reef passages is essential for safe progression.