Hanuman Point

Hanuman Point (Tenneti Park) is an exposed reef/rocky surf break near Visakhapatnam. It’s described as consistently working across the season, producing left and right waves with generally good wave quality. The spot’s performance is strongly tied to swell timing and tide, with the best conditions reported at high or rising tide positions. The wind setup most often referenced is northwest winds, which are described as offshore for this break—helping keep the face cleaner. Sources also point to a south swell being the most favorable swell direction, and the working swell window is described as starting around 1 m and holding up to roughly 4 m+. On suitable days, ride lengths are typically reported in the 150 to 300 m range, with very long sessions possible when conditions are optimal. Hazards are a major consideration: rocks and reef are repeatedly identified, including large rocks and submerged reef sections near the launch/takeoff areas. One source also notes that strong currents can be present near the rocky headland. Access involves a long walk to reach the best takeoff zones, so plan for that effort while factoring in the hazardous, shallow/rocky nature of the approach. Community-wise, crowds are described as never a problem and localism is described as none, making it a quieter option when you have the right tide and swell. There is no lifeguard presence or spot-specific rescue availability reported, so surf with appropriate caution and self-rescue readiness.