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Main Point is highly competitive. The rules: 1. Sit on the shoulder, not the peak, on your first few days. 2. Give away the first set waves to the recognized locals. 3. NEVER drop in. If you snake a local, they will send you to the beach. 4. Be polite, smile, and say hello. Respect earns you waves here faster than aggressive paddling.
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Also, do not leave your flip flops on the sand at Main point, stray dogs steal them.
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Jack W.•11065 rep•217
Tourist beginners actually cause more chaos there than the locals do. Do not surf it unless you are advanced.
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