Idol eyes said:
And razors, cutting it fine time... going to Russells weding in Barbados, ohh.
When are you there? Me and Mrs FD are off there for the first two weeks in March.. it's our third trip to the Island now and have got very familiar with the place. I've surfed all the known breaks now, know some of the locals and have a good map marked up with access details that I can get to you as some of the spots are hard to find if you aren't with someone who can direct you.
On the Atlantic side:
It's often windy and onshore but the waves are stil great because the reefs are so well defined.
- Soup Bowls is pretty heavy right hander when over 4-5 ft and at low tide, rippy, shallow and full of Urchins - take some booties, lots of sun lotion and some courage.
- High Rocks and Parlours are a bit more forgiving right handers but still powerful - get used to long hold-downs.
- Tent Bay is a bit of gnarly Left with rocks - not surfed very often but OK once you figure out the lineup.
On the Caribean Side:
- Duppies is a long way out to see (1/2 mile+) and sharky - I've only surfed it once and probably won't go back.
- Maycocks - A great spot, nice and sheltered and sandy/reef bottom, very relaxing and pleasant.
Further down you need a good North Swell for any of the spots to work:
- ?? - Really great right and short left off a nice beach with cocktails..
- Tropicana's - A fast hollow left, I got some great barrels here but it's super shallow and has fire coral which really does burn.
- Sandy Lane - Nice easy reef/sand break, can get a bit crowded.
On the South East side:
- Freights - A great long easy left hander, great for longboarding.
- South Point - Ditto... can get a bit windy.
PM me and I'll scan you the map; you'll have a great trip if you get good waves. The Bajans are really great people and the atmosphere is fantastic...