Quatro Once 411 (Horcones)

Quatro Once 411 is a right-hand point break in the Horcones/Cambutal area, characterized by waves that peel along a rocky ledge/reef bottom. Multiple descriptions emphasize hollow, powerful walls and long rides when the swell properly wraps into the point. The spot is highly dependent on tide and swell direction. South to south-southwest/southwest swells are repeatedly identified as the best match, with conditions described as working best around mid tide and also noted as favoring lower-to-mid incoming (and sometimes mid to high). Without the right swell wrapping, the point can be less rewarding, so arrival timing matters. Wind matters for wave quality: north to northeast offshore flow is described as the key for grooming clean faces. One result also frames the pattern as steady and most reliable during the dry season, with a strong daily thermal cycle reinforcing trade-wind speeds through late morning into afternoon. Safety is a major consideration. The launch and inside are rocky with exposed and submerged hazards; sea urchins are specifically mentioned, and a rocky walkout requires careful timing. Currents and a remote setting (with no lifeguards and no dedicated water rescue indicated) mean riders should be comfortable in difficult conditions and prepared for self-rescue and limited immediate medical access.