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This spot is amoungst many at the point of Cape Douglass. Looking out towards the ocean you will see a consistent right called Mokes to your left (directly infront of the wooden platform) the break to the right of Mokes is Gates, a left or right hander. And further to your right is a big lefthander called Pebbles. On a good day one or all could be working. If its too big to paddle straight out from the car park, take the rip out in front of the wooden platform. You will see tracks.

English (Translate this text in English): This spot is amoungst many at the point of Cape Douglass. Looking out towards the ocean you will see a consistent right called Mokes to your left (directly infront of the wooden platform) the break to the right of Mokes is Gates, a left or right hander. And further to your right is a big lefthander called Pebbles. On a good day one or all could be working. If its too big to paddle straight out from the car park, take the rip out in front of the wooden platform. You will see tracks.

English (Translate this text in English): This spot is amoungst many at the point of Cape Douglass. Looking out towards the ocean you will see a consistent right called Mokes to your left (directly infront of the wooden platform) the break to the right of Mokes is Gates, a left or right hander. And further to your right is a big lefthander called Pebbles. On a good day one or all could be working. If its too big to paddle straight out from the car park, take the rip out in front of the wooden platform. You will see tracks.

English (Translate this text in English): This spot is amoungst many at the point of Cape Douglass. Looking out towards the ocean you will see a consistent right called Mokes to your left (directly infront of the wooden platform) the break to the right of Mokes is Gates, a left or right hander. And further to your right is a big lefthander called Pebbles. On a good day one or all could be working. If its too big to paddle straight out from the car park, take the rip out in front of the wooden platform. You will see tracks.

Atmosphere

Take care when it's big, rips are very strong. Not for surfers in early stages or unfit.

English (Translate this text in English): Take care when it's big, rips are very strong. Not for surfers in early stages or unfit.

English (Translate this text in English): Take care when it's big, rips are very strong. Not for surfers in early stages or unfit.

English (Translate this text in English): Take care when it's big, rips are very strong. Not for surfers in early stages or unfit.

General

Great spot on the day, can move between breaks in short distance (paddling distance)

English (Translate this text in English): Great spot on the day, can move between breaks in short distance (paddling distance)

English (Translate this text in English): Great spot on the day, can move between breaks in short distance (paddling distance)

English (Translate this text in English): Great spot on the day, can move between breaks in short distance (paddling distance)

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