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Head north from Cape Cross. It is the next pointbreak after Capecross and last before the road turns away from the coast. This is at Mile 100. The bay is not named on the road signs. English (Translate this text in English): Head north from Cape Cross. It is the next pointbreak after Capecross and last before the road turns away from the coast. This is at Mile 100. The bay is not named on the road signs. English (Translate this text in English): Head north from Cape Cross. It is the next pointbreak after Capecross and last before the road turns away from the coast. This is at Mile 100. The bay is not named on the road signs. English (Translate this text in English): Head north from Cape Cross. It is the next pointbreak after Capecross and last before the road turns away from the coast. This is at Mile 100. The bay is not named on the road signs. DistanceDay trip WalkInstant access (< 5min) Easy to find?Easy to find Public access?Private access Special access4x4

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Very long lefthand pointbreak, that works and looks simular to Cape cross. Perfect and with less seals around. I dont think it is factory point, it is further north from there.

**Update 9/11/08: This is a tremendous point. The wave peels perfectly over a soft, flat reef covered with a perfect bank of sand. The beach here faces NNW, so the constant South wind is offshore/cross-shore.

There are not that many seals around probably because this is probably the best shark fishing spots in all of Namibia. Shark mating season is busiest in summer (Oct-April) and fortunately nearly empty during the swell season of winter (May - Sept). Only a few *big* bronzies around in winter ;) Go with a crew, and you should be ok.

English (Translate this text in English): Very long lefthand pointbreak, that works and looks simular to Cape cross. Perfect and with less seals around. I dont think it is factory point, it is further north from there.

**Update 9/11/08: This is a tremendous point. The wave peels perfectly over a soft, flat reef covered with a perfect bank of sand. The beach here faces NNW, so the constant South wind is offshore/cross-shore.

There are not that many seals around probably because this is probably the best shark fishing spots in all of Namibia. Shark mating season is busiest in summer (Oct-April) and fortunately nearly empty during the swell season of winter (May - Sept). Only a few *big* bronzies around in winter ;) Go with a crew, and you should be ok.

English (Translate this text in English): Very long lefthand pointbreak, that works and looks simular to Cape cross. Perfect and with less seals around. I dont think it is factory point, it is further north from there.

**Update 9/11/08: This is a tremendous point. The wave peels perfectly over a soft, flat reef covered with a perfect bank of sand. The beach here faces NNW, so the constant South wind is offshore/cross-shore.

There are not that many seals around probably because this is probably the best shark fishing spots in all of Namibia. Shark mating season is busiest in summer (Oct-April) and fortunately nearly empty during the swell season of winter (May - Sept). Only a few *big* bronzies around in winter ;) Go with a crew, and you should be ok.

English (Translate this text in English): Very long lefthand pointbreak, that works and looks simular to Cape cross. Perfect and with less seals around. I dont think it is factory point, it is further north from there.

**Update 9/11/08: This is a tremendous point. The wave peels perfectly over a soft, flat reef covered with a perfect bank of sand. The beach here faces NNW, so the constant South wind is offshore/cross-shore.

There are not that many seals around probably because this is probably the best shark fishing spots in all of Namibia. Shark mating season is busiest in summer (Oct-April) and fortunately nearly empty during the swell season of winter (May - Sept). Only a few *big* bronzies around in winter ;) Go with a crew, and you should be ok.

Atmosphere

Never seen anyone else surf here but if you know of the name please feel free to add it in.

**Update 9/11/08: We did not surf it. We scoped it at sun-down, and headed home. Definitely worth a look anytimg you're in the Cape Cross region.

English (Translate this text in English): Never seen anyone else surf here but if you know of the name please feel free to add it in.

**Update 9/11/08: We did not surf it. We scoped it at sun-down, and headed home. Definitely worth a look anytimg you're in the Cape Cross region.

English (Translate this text in English): Never seen anyone else surf here but if you know of the name please feel free to add it in.

**Update 9/11/08: We did not surf it. We scoped it at sun-down, and headed home. Definitely worth a look anytimg you're in the Cape Cross region.

English (Translate this text in English): Never seen anyone else surf here but if you know of the name please feel free to add it in.

**Update 9/11/08: We did not surf it. We scoped it at sun-down, and headed home. Definitely worth a look anytimg you're in the Cape Cross region.

General

Loooooooong and slow breaking wave. No one around.

**Update 9/11/08: On a good West swell, you can bet this place breaks fast and hollow.

English (Translate this text in English): Loooooooong and slow breaking wave. No one around.

**Update 9/11/08: On a good West swell, you can bet this place breaks fast and hollow.

English (Translate this text in English): Loooooooong and slow breaking wave. No one around.

**Update 9/11/08: On a good West swell, you can bet this place breaks fast and hollow.

English (Translate this text in English): Loooooooong and slow breaking wave. No one around.

**Update 9/11/08: On a good West swell, you can bet this place breaks fast and hollow.

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