Jellys Point (Cortes Area)

Jellys Point is a reef-based right-hand point break in the Cortes area, producing consistent peeling waves best suited to intermediate surfers. The wave is described as a workable, long wall that peels along a shallow reef, with sessions generally favoring low tide and good northeast swell alignment. The spot’s offshore wind window is linked to southwest winds, which tend to provide cleaner conditions. Forecast-style guidance also emphasizes that September is particularly favorable, and the spot is further noted as strongest during the September–November period. Safety is a key concern at this launch. The bottom is shallow reef/rock and the area contains sea urchins; careful movement on the reef is essential, especially during entry and exit. Multiple notes stress the same best-practice approach: surf around low to mid tide to avoid the wave getting too fat, and use protective footwear. Local conditions are described as remote and generally uncrowded compared with more famous Philippine breaks. Formal water rescue and lifeguards are not indicated, so plan to rely on your group, fellow surfers, and local help if needed.