Surfers Point

Surfers Point is located on the west-facing coast of Barbados, where the Atlantic Ocean meets a densely populated coastal region. The spot features a beach break with mixed sandy and rocky bottom, characterized by turquoise shallow waters near shore transitioning to deeper ocean. Visible reef structure and scattered rocks indicate complex bathymetry requiring local knowledge. The northeast trade wind dominance (typical for Caribbean) suggests northwest winds provide optimal side-shore conditions for this northeast-facing coastline. Average wind speeds of 11 knots with 37% reliability indicate inconsistent conditions, making this primarily a fair-weather spot. Wave heights averaging 1.49 meters suit intermediate riders seeking modest swell. The rough water classification and visible turbulence patterns suggest variable chop and potential currents. Proximity to residential development means crowding during favorable wind periods. Best suited for intermediate kiters with reef awareness and ability to navigate shallow, rocky zones. Reconnaissance of current conditions and local hazard locations recommended before attempting.