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Yes there is. There are barrier reefs on the outer cays that are completely exposed to Northeast ground swells (which are very common during winter). there is a reef pass on one of the outer islands (I'm not gonna give up the exact location) that might be the best wave in the Caribbean. When I was there during the March 2008 swell, it was a solid 6-8 feet, and looked like it belonged in the Indian or the south Pacific.
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