Drive to Kiritehere beach about 2 km south of marokopa. Drive across beach ro southern end.
There are a few locals you can see to get to a some sick waves even a slab you can ask this at the shop at marokopa.
This is a partial point, partial beach break, that can break for a good distance. When small tends to be rather soft, better on a 4ft plus day.there is a sand bar and a secret slab but is a extremly long walk to get to or a boat ride.
There are some good barrels produced if you get it right.
Overview
Atmosphere
Very nice but isolated beach. Quite remote, guaranteed to be uncrowded. Also close by to the beautiful Waitomo region with its caves and rock formations. There is also a beach and river bar at marakopa village, very friendly people.
General
good wave, always deserted in one of the remotest spots on the west coast. Would like to surf it on a bigger day.I have a batch at marokopa surf it all the time but if your not a local or you dont no a local you sort of need to know where the good spots are.haha
BARRELS HA HA
I been to kiri point a bit, not many barrels, a few head dips would be about all. Definitly not for pro or kimakazis, haha who writes this crap. My wife can even paddle out here. Nice place - Crap wave. Dont post crap unless you can stand up!!!
Another Tommo
comment by Anonymous, 2008-05-28 08:24:43
disagree....
u guys who ever you r dnt even no wtf uz r talkin bwt iv surfd it all the time i waz ther it waz not a soft fat wave its powerful mean barrels and kinas isnt fat its a mean as point break if u get it on the right day it breaks similar to raglan
comment by Anonymous, 2006-10-10 14:54:01
average
yeah agree with last, soft fat wave, mission to get there, plus varies greatly on tides. If you're gonna drive that far may aswell hit Rags or Taras.
comment by Anonymous, 2008-10-06 04:05:31