Tuason Point
Also known as: Tuason Left
Cloud 9's heavier left-hand neighbour - a powerful advanced reef point.
Best time to surf
Aug-Nov; peak Sep-Oct (flat Mar-Jun)
Shoulder season: Mar-Jun mostly flat/onshore; typhoon season Jul-Nov brings power + storm risk
The wave
Break type: Reef point break
Bottom: Reef (shallow)
Wave direction: Left
Typical wave length: Heavy, powerful, hard-breaking left; slightly heavier than Cloud 9
Ideal swell: E/NE swell; heavy on size
Ideal wind: Offshore SW (morning offshores)
Working tide: Mid-to-high tide (low tide dangerous over shallow reef)
Difficulty & skill
Difficulty (1-5): 4
Skill level: Advanced (some intermediate sections further out on the right day)
Options for a mixed group: Advanced left ~2km south of Cloud 9; pair with Jacking Horse/Quicksilver for the rest of the group; not a mixed-group anchor itself.
Safety & hazards
Shallow reef; sharp rocks on entry/exit; heavy wave
Clinics in General Luna; hospital Dapa; serious evac to Surigao / Cebu; reef-cut care local; signal onshore
Crowd, access & conditions
Crowd & localism: Less crowded than Cloud 9; escape option
Access & parking: Short drive south of Cloud 9; watch rocks entering/exiting
Surf schools & rental: SISA-accredited instructors and board rental in General Luna
Water temp & wetsuit: ~27-29 C year-round; boardshorts only
Crowds, access and local conditions change - confirm locally before you paddle out.
Around the break
For non-surfers: Island-hopping (Naked/Daku/Guyam), Magpupungko rock pools, Sugba Lagoon, General Luna dining
Location
Nearest hub: General Luna (Siargao)
9.7970, 126.1690 (approximate)
Live conditions
Today's swell, wind and tide are a runtime layer - check the live sources: Surfline / Surf-Forecast Siargao spot pages (live swell/wind is runtime)
This profile is desk research, compiled from public sources - not a first-hand surf report. Coordinates are approximate.