Very easy to find....take the main highway next to the hotels heading nort-west. To your left You will see a stranded rusted ship on shore.....keep on going till you pass the beautiful Malmok homes, Arashi beach and eventualy the golf club on your right...before heading towards the Lighthouse make a left on a dirt road...follow that dirt road for another 300 yards or so and you'll see Westpoint right infront of you with it's big rocks sticking out of the water.
a rarity
this place rarely breaks. and when it does most people will be at rancho. i had a great session here years ago when the swell came from a different direction(W instead of wrapping aropund the tip from NE) and the bottom was covered in sand carried by the waves. only 2 other people out. as a former windsurfer i knew this spot had potential for surf/boogy. but i rarely rode it because it's so fickle.
i love my boogy
...for life
comment by atrahan@comitare.ca, 2006-01-23 15:43:06
Visiting Aruba in febuary 06
I will be visiting Aruba in Febuary and I wanted to know;Where is the surfing good at that time of year for an intermediate surfer& Where can I rent a surfboard.Thanks in advance.Armand
comment by anonymous, 2005-10-01 17:08:45
dontt talk when you dont know
dammit!...you poser...this is not rancho...westpunt ius past the point of aua..and no one surfs there beacuase of bad quility waves and rocks..not worth it..go to doomsand fuck posers@@
comment by webo cayente , 2009-09-28 12:20:32