Cauit Point

Cauit Point is a surf spot located in Mindanao, Philippines, specifically in Surigao del Sur Province. The spot is an exposed reef break with a coral reef bottom and is known for its regular surf conditions. Access to Cauit Point is only possible by boat, and the area is generally empty, so you can expect fewer crowds compared to other surf spots. The wave at Cauit Point is a left-hand reef break, and it works on all tides, with the best conditions often found when the tide is low and rising. The spot is considered a regional classic and is best suited for intermediate and pro surfers. The length of the ride ranges from 50 to 150 meters. The surf forecast for Cauit Point often shows consistent waves, but during the summer months, the surf can be flat. The best wind direction is from the west-southwest, and the optimal swell comes from the northeast. The sea temperature is warm year-round, averaging around 30°C (86°F), so you won’t need a wetsuit. The area has rocks and sea urchins, so be careful when entering and exiting the water. Nearby surf spots include Glenda’s, 7 rocks, Habag, Joevees, and Lanuza. Always check the surf report and map before heading out, and if available, use a webcam to see real-time conditions. Respect the locals, especially if the spot gets crowded, and always follow surf etiquette. Check your skills before paddling out, be sure that the spot and conditions match your level. Cauit Point is a swell magnet and can be a good option when other spots are small. Remember to plan your trip as the spot is only accessible by boat.