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I live 4 hours away from J-Bay; sometimes it's worth the drive. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Simon Fish ready to smash the points inside the bowl. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Local grom first out at Wild Coast Point. Winter offshores. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Stairway to heaven. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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The point.. Fun and empty like most winter days. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Evening wave check. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Nathan Gernetzky in the bay. It's called the Wild Coast for a good reason: It's wild! Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Kelvin Zemkhe putting on a show for the groms at the left in the bay. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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This point gets good in the winter. This was a rare summer swell and former WCT surfer Greg Emslie was killing it. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Shaper and shredder, Simon Fish, boosts in the heart of the Wild Coast. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Take the leap, jump off at the point. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Simon Fish releases his twinny on a Wild Coast wedge. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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You often have no one to surf with around here. Early morning shark scan before the paddle out. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Simon Fish carving at Tokolosh ledge. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Simon Fish floating a fun summer beachy, warm water fun. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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The point doing its thing. Donald setting it up for the inside racetrack. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Greg Emslie in the slot on an early morning point session. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Struan Wilkin wafting the tail inside the bay. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Michael Monk 12 o'clock. S.A Junior Champion's training ground. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Nathan Gernetsky on the point. So many good waves around here. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Simon Fish locked in on the point. It's super powerful wave that comes from deep water and throws itself over the reef.
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Local folk. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Gotta have a few friends on speed dial or you will be surfing alone. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Luke Goldsmidt wrapping his 5'4 around in the bay. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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Long farm roads can lead to gold. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
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It gets solid in the winter here. Stuart fowless is one of the only guys mad enough to risk it. Photo: Tyerell Jordaan
The South African coastline is defined by a variety of points, bays, and beach breaks that at any time of the year can be absolutely perfect with no one out. Most breaks in this region get quite good in the winter. However, in addition to the phenomenal weather, we received a few rare summer swells this year that made for some epic days of surfing. This gallery features several photos taken from around the Wild Coast of the Eastern Cape.
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