By Koobo Surf Team ·











Written by the Koobo team from local sessions and boatman intel
Stimpy's is the reliable one, a consistent left that fires from October through February when northeast swell meets offshore west-southwest wind for clean, glassy walls. Fifteen minutes offshore from Catangnan, it rolls from a tame take-off into rides long enough to make the boat fare laughable, and when it's big it throws proper barrels. It scales beautifully: 2 to 3 ft is mellow longboard fun, 4 to 6 ft brings…
What to look for before you commit to the boat fare
Northeast swells of 3-10+ft.
Best surfed with a Northwest offshore wind, but it can also be a great option during North or Northeast winds when other spots are blown out.
Low to mid tide. Stimpy's can work on high tide but too much water make it hard to catch.
Stimpy's is boat-access only, usually from next to Kanaway Surf School in Catangnan: about a 15-minute ride, roughly 300 PHP per person (minimum two passengers typical). The boatman waits or surfs and brings you back, and the fare covers around a two-hour session. It's right by Rock Island, so check both before deciding, and you can eyeball the crowd from the Catangnan Bridge beforehand. Launching from Catangnan puts you near the Cloud 9 strip: surf schools, rentals, cafés and bars all close, with General Luna a short ride away.
Other breaks within reach of the same trip
Intermediate
A great wave for intermediate surfers who want to challenge themselves when the swell picks up. The takeoff is somewhere between Tuason and Cemetery.
Good
Left-hand reef break, reliable, varies from fun walls to powerful barrels.
Moderate
Varies from moderate to crowded, often increasing when the wind comes from the north. You can check how many boats are there from Catangnan Bridge.
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Koobo Surf Forecast
Written on October 29, 2026 at 6:23 AM
Thu 29 Oct to Sun 1 Nov North winds turn offshore here on Friday to Sunday afternoons Thursday: About 0.9 m (3 ft) at 9 seconds, the low end of Stimpy's range, with cross onshore winds most of the day. Friday: About 1 m (3 ft) at 10 seconds. North northeast winds turn cross offshore from midday, lining up with the 1:30 pm low tide. Saturday: About 0.9 to 1 m (3 ft). Offshore around midday as the tide drops to the 2:30 pm low, gusty by 3 pm. Sunday: The pick, about 1.1 to 1.2 m (3.5 to 4 ft) on a longer 15 second swell. Light winds all morning, cross offshore around 3 pm near the 3:30 pm low. Forecast data: Open-Meteo