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Dunkerque Surf Spot Guide, France Dunkerque offers a rare gem on the northern French coast where powerful, fast-breaking waves peel across flat rock formations in near-empty lineups. This remote break delivers consistent barrels and steep walls that reward experienced surfers willing to venture off the typical European circuit. The spot's isolation and challenging conditions mean […]

Nobody on this spot. The landscape is wonderful.

This left is on a reef and is maybe the best wave in this area. However, this wave is rarely surfed because perfect conditions are required. If you see a big clean swell with offshore wind : come here !

The wave is working by big swell and is fun: wait for the low tide. At this moment, the harbour is quasi empty and you will find the wave. Photos below are old ones: a jetty has been built. The wave is not as good as before but it seems that the wave is coming alive little by little as the sand comes back.

park your car near " le bar de la mer" they is a big parking. perfect conditions when there was a big wind ( S SW ) during a few hours.

Deauville Surf Spot Guide, France Deauville offers a relaxed beach break experience on the Normandy coast where golden sands meet consistent Atlantic swells. This sandy bottom break serves up both left and right-handers suitable for surfers of all levels, making it an accessible destination just a short journey from Paris. The spot delivers fun, playful […]

Carolles Surf Spot Guide, France Nestled in Normandy's stunning coastline, Carolles delivers a classic beach-break experience with rights and lefts peeling over a sandy bottom dotted with rocks, offering fun, approachable waves for surfers of all levels. The vibe here is relaxed and inviting, with regular swells that keep sessions playful rather than punishing. It's […]

There two main peaks.One along the jetty as you can see on the photo. And the second one is one hundred meters on the rigth. It tubes and the wave is really fun. This wave works even less than "l'Anse du Brick". Check it as soon as there is a big swell.

Access to this spot is easy but weather conditions to get some rideable waves are a bit more difficult...Wait for big WINTER GALES to come around and send WEST SWELL, then wait for the wind to calm down.It´s a good place for longboarders.

THE SPOT IS OK WHEN THE WIND IS VERY IMPORTANT BY NORTH EST DIRECTIONIT'S A GOOD SPOT WHEN TOO MUCH SWELL EVERYWHERE