Lena (Tsuno Coast)

Lena is a highly regarded left-hand point/reef break located close to the harbor in Tsuno. The wave breaks over a rocky/reef bottom and is known for fast, powerful peeling sections, with ride lengths commonly reported in the 50–150 m range on good days. On swell, the spot starts working around roughly 1.0–1.5 m and is reported to hold up into the 2.5 m+ range. One description emphasizes the point’s ability to hold size up to around 3 meters, but also warns that it can become very powerful when sweeps build. It is therefore aimed at experienced surfers who can handle speed and take-off from a difficult, rocky environment. Wind-wise, ideal conditions are described as offshore/grooming from the northwest sector, and wind is characterized as frontal with low reliability. Typical wind ranges are around 10–20 knots, with moderate gustiness reported. The spot’s best surf timing is tied to autumn conditions, with strong emphasis on September to October and especially October; one source also notes autumn through December depending on the conditions. Safety is a major consideration: sharp rocks/submerged boulders and reef hazards, harbor-wall proximity, and strong currents (especially on larger swells) are all highlighted. There is no dedicated rescue service or lifeguard presence identified, so careful rock entry/exit, attention to local surfers’ take-off habits, and strict respect for surf etiquette are strongly recommended.