Scorpion Bay (Second Point)
Second Point at Scorpion Bay offers more challenge than First Point, with better shape and more push on bigger swells. The wave connects between First and Third Point on good days, allowing for incredibly long rides through the system. It's the stepping stone between the mellow outside and the faster inside sections.
Scorpion Bay (Second Point) surf forecast
Model forecast for swell, wind and tide.
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Spot Details
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- Optimal direction
- SSW (197°)
- Direction range
- 180° - 215°
- Size range
- 0.9m - 2.4m
- Ideal size
- 1.6m - 2m
- Height multiplier
- 0.90×
- Ideal period
- 15s+
Wind Requirements
- Optimal direction
- WNW (292°)
- Offshore range
- 270° - 315°
Tide Requirements
- Optimal tide
- low to mid
Water temp
24°C
Wetsuit
Boardshorts / Rashguard
Difficulty
5/10
Crowd level
4/10
Access: Second point in the system. Better on bigger swells.
Frequently Asked Questions
What tide is best at Scorpion Bay (Second Point)?
The Scorpion Bay (Second Point) profile favors low to mid tide. Compare this preference with the forecast tide and local conditions before choosing a session.
What wind direction is offshore at Scorpion Bay (Second Point)?
The Scorpion Bay (Second Point) profile uses wind from WNW (292°) as its preferred direction, with an offshore range of 270° to 315°. Wind speed matters too: light winds outside that range can still produce surfable conditions, while strong offshore winds can make takeoffs difficult.
What swell size and direction work best at Scorpion Bay (Second Point)?
The Scorpion Bay (Second Point) scoring profile favors swell from SSW (180° to 215°), a swell-height range of 0.9m to 2.4m, and a reference period of 15s. These are model inputs, not guaranteed breaking-wave heights or a promise that the surf will suit every ability.
When is the best time of year to surf Scorpion Bay (Second Point)?
The main season at Scorpion Bay (Second Point) is Jun-Oct. A secondary window runs May, Nov. Summer swells. Better shape on bigger days.
How do I get to Scorpion Bay (Second Point)?
The spot profile lists SJD as a nearby airport. The estimated road transfer is 480 minutes. Second point in the system. Better on bigger swells.
What kind of wave is Scorpion Bay (Second Point)?
Scorpion Bay (Second Point) is a point break, a right-hander. Difficulty is rated 5/10.
Best Season
Peak: Jun-Oct
Secondary: May, Nov
Summer swells. Better shape on bigger days.
Getting There
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