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Kitchen Windows is a reef spot located south of Supertubes in the Jeffreys Bay point break series. The name comes from the windows of houses overlooking the spot. This reef produces quality right-hand waves, less tubing than Supertubes but still committing. It is a spot for advanced riders, with a rocky reef bottom. Kiting is more tolerated here than at Supertubes but respect for surfers remains paramount.
The spot works with SW swell on the reef, with SE to WSW wind. Right-hand waves less intense than Supertubes but still quality. Mid-high to high tide recommended for more depth over the reef. Kiting is more accepted here than at Supertubes but stay attentive to surfers. Good wave riding spot for advanced riders.
Open all year round
Advanced
Waves of 1-2.5 metres on reef. Rocky bottom — caution required. Currents along the reef. Water temperature between 18-22°C. 3/2 wetsuit in summer, 4/3 in winter.
Parking along the coastal road above the spot. Some spaces with direct view of the break. Access to the spot via paths from the road. Limited facilities on site. J-Bay centre a few minutes by car.
Southeast wind blows side-onshore to onshore. Strength of 15-25 knots in summer. The position further south in the bay can expose this spot to slightly stronger wind than the main beach. WSW remains rideable thanks to the coast orientation. Reliable SE thermal in the afternoon from October to March.
Rocky reef — risk of injury. Powerful waves on the reef. Sharks (great whites). Mandatory respect of surfers and local rules. Currents along the reef. Do not ride without knowing the reef layout and exit zones.
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