Killaz (Seaforth)

Killaz (Seaforth) is a small, rocky/reef surf spot with both left and right-hand waves and short rides. It typically starts working around 1.0–1.5 m swell and is reported to hold roughly 2 m+ on larger days, with wave quality generally described as good. Sessions are strongly tied to tide. The spot is described as best at high tide—specifically on a rising high tide—and the working conditions are framed as high-tide dependent in multiple inputs. While wind from the West and SouthWest directions is reported as favorable (grooming the face via side-shore/side-offshore effects), wind reliability is also described as low overall. Access is a key constraint: the break requires a walk from nearby parking areas (reported around 15–30 minutes) and the shoreline entry is described as rocky, with submerged reef sections. Parking can be limited and complicated; visitors are repeatedly warned to avoid parking on private driveways or unsafely along the road, and there are indications that parts of the access route may cross private property boundaries. Safety emphasis is on shared water with surfers and the reef/rock hazards. Rocks, reef, and coral are listed hazards, and a rip current is also reported (useful for exit by experienced swimmers). Cold year-round water is noted, and recommended kit typically includes a wetsuit plus thermal accessories like boots, gloves, and a hood, especially in winter months.