Ral Island is a surf spot in Papua New Guinea. Its coast faces roughly north-northwest, so swell from the north-northwest reaches it most directly, and wind from the south-southeast blows offshore. The shore bends here, so the facing is a rough guess; you can set your own in the forecast.
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