Surf Still Bay (Reef)

Still Bay (Reef) - South Africa Still Bay is a powerful right-hand reef break characterized by sharp coral and rocky bottoms. It works best at mid and high tide with rising and falling tides, primarily under south-west swell and favorable winds from the north, northwest, west, and southwest. Access is easy, with instant entry available within 5 minutes of parking. This spot attracts experienced surfers seeking challenging waves and can accommodate around 40-50 surfers, especially during weekends when it gets crowded. On good days, Still Bay can produce tube rides, particularly with consistent swells from the east or south-west. Surfers should remain cautious of local hazards such as urchins and rocks while enjoying the ruler-edged walls that this surf spot has to offer.