Blueberry Bay

Blueberry Bay is a consistent Atlantic point break known for fast, powerful, hollow waves that are highly regarded by experienced surfers. It offers both right and left rides and is described as a regional classic, with many sessions delivering “good day length” wave time when swell, wind, and tide line up. Wave quality is commonly characterized as excellent, with fast sections and hollow performance. The break is reported to start working at under 1 meter and to be able to hold up to around 5 meters and beyond, becoming very heavy on larger swells—conditions that suit expert surfers. The spot is also described as exposed, so conditions can feel raw and technical, particularly with the presence of sharp and submerged rocks. Safety is a major consideration: the sandy bottom includes rock throughout the riding area, with significant rock hazards near the point. Rip currents are possible during larger swells, and the point can be very rocky at lower tides, requiring extra care for entry and exit. Lifeguards are not reported, and on-site rescue is not available, so riders should plan to manage risk and cold-water readiness. Wind-wise, North and Northwest winds are described as offshore and helpful for grooming the face, while South winds can make conditions messy and blown out. The best overall season is described as autumn, with significant swells becoming more common, and winter brings extreme cold-water conditions—gear planning (including boots, gloves, and hooded options) is especially important.