Surfing Cape St. Francis
Listed under Surfing in Eastern Cape, South Africa.
Right handers. Fairly inconsistent compared with nearby Jeffreys Bay, this area includes Bruce's Beauties and Seal Point, but you’re are more likely to get a wave here than at Jeffreys Bay, if only because on a good day the crowds will be less.
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Ian Wilson.
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