Moshi Moshi

Moshi Moshi is a rivermouth surf break in the Nurcia/Lanuza area, where the river meets the sea over sand and cobblestone. The lineup is fairly exposed, and surf is described as reasonably consistent overall, though summer can tend toward mostly flat conditions. The standout feature is the wave shape: on the right swell it produces long, peeling right-handers. The most reliable swell direction is Northeast (with additional suitability from north-northeast/north). Working swell heights are reported around 1.0–2.5 meters, with long rides commonly in the 100–300 m range when conditions line up. Wind and seasonality are strongly tied to monsoon patterns. The most consistent window is during the Amihan period (October to March), with surf-forecast data highlighting December as the best month. While diurnal sea breezes may occur, seasonal monsoon flow is the main driver of conditions, and winds in the peak season are reported in the roughly 10–20 knot range. Safety is a priority at this rivermouth launch: rocks and submerged hazards are present, and strong currents (including rip current potential) can develop where river flow meets the sea. After heavy rains, watch for floating debris. Lifeguards are not present, so riders should plan conservatively and rely on informal local assistance where available.