SURFING IN JEFFREY'S BAY

J-bay is the spot where the warm currents of the Indian Ocean meet the cold waters of the Atlantic, creating unique and perfect conditions for surfing! Between April and September the low pressure moves around the Cape of Good Hope and generate swells that run on St. Francis's Cape and enter Jeffrey's Bay, creating what is considered the most beautiful right in the world. In fact, in July, the stage of the WCT Pro J-Bay takes place, where the best surfers in the world come to town and show their surf!

In this area there are some small natural reserves such as the Kabeljous estuary and the Nature Reserve, which is a reserve accessible from a safe beach to swim and with a wide variety of fish, birds and other small animals.

SPOTS JEFFREY'S BAY AREA

Kitchen Windows Right and left reef with quite soft waves, perfect for improving your surf repertoire. Suitable for all levels.
Magnatubes Probably the heaviest wave of Jbay, with unpredictable, fast, and powerful waves. Suitable only for experienced surfers.
Boneyards Supertubes top section. Breaks both left and right, on reef bottom with shallow water. Favourite spot of Jbay Locals. Better avoid surfing here.
Supertubes The most famous wave in South Africa! Right point on reef, very fast, powerful, long and as the name suggests, with big tubes! Here, the BILLABONG JBAY World Circuit takes place every July. Suitable for experts.
Tubes Bottom of Supertubes, you come across a fun tubing wave, righthander, called Tubes. Wave short and intense, perfect for surfers hungry of tubes!
Point The first wave to be surfed at Jeffreys Bay in the 1960s. Right point smaller than Super and Boneyards, but longer and more soft, great to maneuver. Spot suitable for intermediate and expert surfers.
Albatross One of Jbay's less crowded spots. Righthander wave similar to Point, but with less people. Suitable for all levels.
Main Beach Beach breaks with different peaks, for all levels. Great spot for surf school.
Bruce’s Beauties In the St. Francis Bay area. Spot of great quality, comparable with Supertubes. Waves fast, steep and powerful. Suitable for experienced surfers.
Seal Point In the St. Francis Bay area. Spot for all levels, with fairly soft and long waves.