Snake Park - KZN Spot Check
It might be the lack of crowds compared to the main waves like North Beach and New Pier, it might be the lack of hostilities in the water or it might just be a habit, but those people who surf Snake Park often wouldn’t really have it any other way.

Dungeons Reef - Cape Town Spot Check
Much has been written about Dungeons since Peter Button and Pierre De Villiers climbed the mountain and paddled out at Dungeons around 1984.

Coffee Bay - Transkei Spot Check
Coffee Bay point works when No.1. sand has built up in the corner and 2. a medium east swell is running.

Silverstroom - Western Cape spot check
If you’re heading back to Cape Town from Ysterfontein, you’ll come across a turn off to the right called Silverstroom. Silverstroom was a secret to the Melkbos crew for a long time...

Battery Beach - KZN spot check
If you park at Pirates Lifesaving Club on a good four-foot and offshore day you will more likely-than-not see some perfect waves roping through.

Westbrook - Northern KZN spot check
Westbrook is one of those classic North Coast spots that has hundreds of average days, but when it turns on it really turns into a world class wave with everything going for it.

Elands Bay - Western Cape spot check
A long, reeling kelpy pointbreak. E-Bay is a perfect left that allows for high-performance surfing, speed runs, and lip turns, as well as the ideal canvas for old-school carving.

Alkantstrand - Northern KZN spot check
The Alkantstrand wave is a barreling wedge that allows for good tube rides and high performance ripping.