Lineup Guide
Shallow sand and strong backwash next to the breakwater create sudden, steep takeoffs and a real risk of being pushed onto rocks—approach on foot carefully and expect heavy crowds when it fires.
When Sandspit works it favors long-period W to WSW swell, cleans up under northerly winds, and typically performs best on low to mid tides; reef/jetty hazards and unpredictable double-ups raise consequence.


