Rendezvouz Point (Saint Peter)

Rendezvouz Point (also referred to as Zen-Zone) is a remote reef-and-point surfing spot near Davy Hill that’s described as exposed and swell-dependent. It’s reported to work best in winter, particularly February, when north or north-northeast swells arrive and low tide lines up with the reef setup. The wave is characterized as a right-hand reef/point break that can produce a peeling wave over a volcanic reef base. On a good swell, rides are described as medium length (around 50 to 100 meters reported), though the spot’s overall conditions are also noted as unreliable, so sessions depend heavily on the day’s swell and tide. Safety is a major consideration here: hazards reported include rocks, coral (including shallow coral heads), sea urchins, and strong currents around the headland. Access is steep and/or boat-based, and the area is remote with no lifeguards and no dedicated on-water rescue service nearby—so riders are expected to be fully self-sufficient and prepared for first aid and navigation back to Little Bay. In terms of crowding, the spot is described as rarely crowded year-round, making it a strong option for adventurous surfers seeking a private-feeling session. Wind notes also indicate trade-wind dominance, with offshore conditions reported for southeasterly flow, but overall wind reliability is not guaranteed and turbulence can develop behind northern cliffs and hills.