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Waenhuiskrans Point (also known as Arniston) is a kite spot on the rocky headland of the historic village of Arniston, named after a famous shipwreck. The village is a national heritage site with its whitewashed fishermen's cottages (Kassiesbaai). The coast is exposed and rocky with advanced conditions. The Waenhuiskrans sea caves are accessible at low tide.
Works in SE, E and SSE from October to March. Rocky coast, technical access. Waves 1 to 2.5m. Tide influences access and conditions.
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Waves on rocky bottom. Water at 15-19°C, 3/2 to 4/3 wetsuit. Current around the point.
Parking in Arniston village. Quiet and safe tourist village.
SE and E side-onshore, 15-30 knots from October to March. The point is very exposed to wind. Gusts can be powerful. SSE also works.
Dangerous rocks. Current around the point. Sharks. Powerful swell. Sea caves — don't venture in at rising tide.
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