Point Addis (Jan Juc)

Point Addis is an exposed reef break set along dramatic limestone cliffs, offering consistent surfing conditions through the year. It’s described as working as a point/reef setup with dependable peeling waves, including both left and right options depending on how the swell wraps and connects. For surfing, conditions are most favorable at mid tide, with a good mix of wave shape and quality for intermediate riders. Southwest (and some west) swells are highlighted as the key swell direction window, and northwest winds are generally offshore and help groom the wave. Providers also note some shelter effects from the cliffs for certain wind directions. Safety is the main constraint: rips can occur, and the area is rocky with submerged reef sections. Extra care is recommended around rocks and during larger swells, and local guidance emphasizes surfing with a buddy during times when lifeguards aren’t present (especially in winter). Marine National Park / nature reserve regulations apply, and restrictions such as nudist beach rules and limits like no dogs on certain sections are noted. Water temperatures vary widely seasonally (roughly low teens in winter up to around 20°C in late summer), so cold-water preparation is important; heavier wetsuits are commonly recommended for winter sessions. Overall, it’s a well-known spot on the Surf Coast that can be sometimes crowded on weekends and during popular periods.