Meh, I’d be surprised if every swell had a big crowd on it. Regardless between the remoteness, current, walk back up the point and the wave itself the place probably regulates the crowd on it’s own.
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Skeleton Bay
- Thread starter JBerry
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I absolutely agree... Brett Barley comes to mind when I think technical tube savvy and nimble feet. He would be a good dude to ask on Social Media if an above average joe has a chance getting some good waves there or if it's a spot best suited for pro level guys. It doesn't seem like a very forgiving wave or place...
Looks fun but heavy even on smaller days...
Notice how some parts of the point are practically breaking right on the beach.
I heard of a very good surfer who went there, made zero waves and broke all of their boards. Don’t believe the videos showing pros and have visions of grandeur.
A good rule of thumb for me would be to find a video of a below average female pro making waves, and then base your decision on that footage.
A good rule of thumb for me would be to find a video of a below average female pro making waves, and then base your decision on that footage.
Same. Two broken boards, no waves made.
Granted, he's a regularfoot, and it was a particularly large swell but he had spent the past two years living as a guide in Sumatra and can absolutely hold his own in heavy, hollow waves.
Sick clip. I despise goofys.
Not a far jump for her, which is advantageous in terms of working within your comfort level.
That was a cool video. She's far from below average though.
Just go to Huatulco. 7 nights at a hotel plus 2 tix. $1600. Pay the guide. Surf by yourself if you go early. Ask me how Donny.
Jesus man keep hyping that spot up and you’ll be retiring there with 50 of your new best friends.
Isn't consensus that Skeleton Bay is going the way of the dodo in the next few years? Sand shifting etc.
That wave looks like it would make a mockery of my surfing.
Crazy Sandstorm satellite photo of Namibian Coast. Making more sandbars!