Huzzawouie

Huzzawouie (Huzzas) is a small, reef-based surf break in Cowaramup Bay that rolls over a shallow, rocky/weed-covered ledge near shore. It’s known for producing consistent, peeling left and right waves with a “long rolling” feel, which helps sessions stay friendlier for students compared with steeper, dumpier reef breaks. For best conditions, the break is primarily tuned to west swell. February is highlighted as the strongest month, with documented clean-day performance (72% clean in February) and a crowd pattern of “often crowded.” Wind direction matters for ride quality: east through south-east winds are associated with offshore/clean conditions for this spot, while the sea breeze can change conditions during the day. Wave work is generally described as soft to moderate in feel, with wave shapes that peel/roll rather than suddenly closing out in normal conditions. On larger swells, the wave can get heavy and may close out, so it’s important to match your ability to the set size and avoid overconfidence on unfamiliar reef connections. Safety is the main consideration: hazards include rocks/shallow reef, possible shark presence, and rip currents (especially with bigger swells near headlands). There are no lifeguards on-site; rely on local maritime assistance if needed and use standard surf etiquette while respecting the popular lineup, particularly during peak times.