Tuason Point (General Luna)

Tuason Point (General Luna) is an exposed left-hand reef break that delivers heavy, barreling/hollow performance when the swell and wind line up. It’s positioned close to the road and accessed via a short walk, with the launch described as a reef entry that may require finding a passage/channel for the paddle out. The wave is highly sensitive to tide and reef exposure. Multiple warnings emphasize that you should favor mid to high tide; at dead low tide the reef is very close to the surface and can become dangerously exposed. Even when conditions look favorable, surfing here involves negotiating dangerous rips and strong currents, especially on larger swells. For performance, the spot is described as one of the most powerful/high-performance waves in Siargao: fast peeling sections lead into a powerful wall, with rides that can be long (reported in the ~50–150 meter range). Peak season is centered on September through November, when NE swell direction is expected and offshore-friendly west/southwest winds can help produce cleaner barrels. Localism is noted—this is a less touristy lineup where locals surf—so standard surfing etiquette and lineup awareness are important. There are no lifeguards reported, and safety planning should assume limited rescue availability; prioritize correct footwear for reef abrasion and avoid attempting the spot if you’re not comfortable with advanced reef conditions.