Seven Rocks (Lanuza Coast)

Seven Rocks is a powerful, right-hand reef-coral surfing break located offshore from Lanuza. It’s known for fast, often hollow waves on its best days, with a consistent “regional classic” reputation for wave quality when conditions line up. The spot starts working around 1.5–2 meters and can hold into the bigger range (2 meters and above). Rides are commonly described as normal session lengths between 50 and 150 meters, and the break can become heavy and barreling when larger North swells arrive. Seasonally, the most reliable period is during the Northeast Monsoon (Amihan), with best wind months reported from November through March. Wind is described as trade/seasonal gradient-driven rather than a distinct daily thermal cycle, and South to Southeast winds are noted as providing optimal offshore grooming for the wave face. Safety is a major consideration: the reef-coral bottom has sharp coral and submerged rocks, and strong currents can occur near the reef and during tidal changes. Sessions require careful tide management (high tide only / best at high), and rescue options are limited—coordination relies heavily on local boatmen and the local surfing community. Wearing reef booties and using proper equipment like a leash are strongly emphasized.