One eye Surf Spot Guide, South Africa Nestled on South Africa's rugged coastline, One Eye delivers a raw beach-break experience with rights and lefts peeling over a sandy bottom dotted with rocks, creating hollow and powerful waves that demand respect. This spot captures the essence of uncrowded perfection, where experienced surfers chase thrilling barrels in […]
There isn't many North swell in the Seychelles so this surf spot isn't really often surfed. This wave is left Point/reef.
The reef break to the south is for more experienced surfers and deserves a spot-sheet to itself!watch out for the whiteshorts (locals)!on its day there is not a drop of water out of place and all you have to do is take off and wait, you'll get covered and then let out 100m down without twitching a muscle.
the spot only work sometimes a year ,mainly in december..most of the time when there is a cyclone, an anti cyclone or just a very big swell.. you can park your car right by the beach ,then you walk behind rock for about 50m till the point and then you jump in the water..if you dont know where to go because you cant see the point because it is behind houses and trees then just look at where the wave starts..anywayz...goodluck
The wave breaks best at low tide and even sucks dry, watch out for the coral! Respect the locals! Remember, they grew there, you flew there! It's their wave!
Rivière des Galets Surf Spot Guide, Mauritius Nestled on Mauritius's wild south coast, Rivière des Galets delivers a classic rivermouth wave that peels both rights and lefts over a forgiving sandy bottom, creating an ordinary to fun vibe that's perfect for relaxed sessions. This spot captures the essence of uncrowded Mauritian surfing, where regular swells […]
Pointe aux piments - Recif Attitude Surf Spot Guide, Mauritius Nestled on Mauritius's northwest coast, Pointe aux Piments - Recif Attitude delivers a classic reef-coral break with peeling rights and lefts that offer ordinary to fun waves for surfers of all levels. The sharp coral and rock bottom demands respect, but the accessible setup just […]
a winter spot .wait for swells from anticyclones.works also in summer after cyclones.a fun spot with 4 lines up.easily crowded for lack of space.the best wave is a point break : the swell rushes past the coral island , curves inside and pushes the surfer down a left wave.funny!! Beware the boulder protruding at 50 m specially at low tide.
when tropical storms hits the island, the waves are really good and powerfull!!!! the password is martinx3 otherwise u might get bashed!!!!!
One eye Surf Spot Guide, South Africa Nestled on South Africa's rugged coastline, One Eye delivers a raw beach-break experience with rights and lefts peeling over a sandy bottom dotted with rocks, creating hollow and powerful waves that demand respect. This spot captures the essence of uncrowded perfection, where experienced surfers chase thrilling barrels in […]
There isn't many North swell in the Seychelles so this surf spot isn't really often surfed. This wave is left Point/reef.
The reef break to the south is for more experienced surfers and deserves a spot-sheet to itself!watch out for the whiteshorts (locals)!on its day there is not a drop of water out of place and all you have to do is take off and wait, you'll get covered and then let out 100m down without twitching a muscle.
the spot only work sometimes a year ,mainly in december..most of the time when there is a cyclone, an anti cyclone or just a very big swell.. you can park your car right by the beach ,then you walk behind rock for about 50m till the point and then you jump in the water..if you dont know where to go because you cant see the point because it is behind houses and trees then just look at where the wave starts..anywayz...goodluck
The wave breaks best at low tide and even sucks dry, watch out for the coral! Respect the locals! Remember, they grew there, you flew there! It's their wave!
Rivière des Galets Surf Spot Guide, Mauritius Nestled on Mauritius's wild south coast, Rivière des Galets delivers a classic rivermouth wave that peels both rights and lefts over a forgiving sandy bottom, creating an ordinary to fun vibe that's perfect for relaxed sessions. This spot captures the essence of uncrowded Mauritian surfing, where regular swells […]
Pointe aux piments - Recif Attitude Surf Spot Guide, Mauritius Nestled on Mauritius's northwest coast, Pointe aux Piments - Recif Attitude delivers a classic reef-coral break with peeling rights and lefts that offer ordinary to fun waves for surfers of all levels. The sharp coral and rock bottom demands respect, but the accessible setup just […]
a winter spot .wait for swells from anticyclones.works also in summer after cyclones.a fun spot with 4 lines up.easily crowded for lack of space.the best wave is a point break : the swell rushes past the coral island , curves inside and pushes the surfer down a left wave.funny!! Beware the boulder protruding at 50 m specially at low tide.
when tropical storms hits the island, the waves are really good and powerfull!!!! the password is martinx3 otherwise u might get bashed!!!!!
One eye Surf Spot Guide, South Africa Nestled on South Africa's rugged coastline, One Eye delivers a raw beach-break experience with rights and lefts peeling over a sandy bottom dotted with rocks, creating hollow and powerful waves that demand respect. This spot captures the essence of uncrowded perfection, where experienced surfers chase thrilling barrels in […]
There isn't many North swell in the Seychelles so this surf spot isn't really often surfed. This wave is left Point/reef.
The reef break to the south is for more experienced surfers and deserves a spot-sheet to itself!watch out for the whiteshorts (locals)!on its day there is not a drop of water out of place and all you have to do is take off and wait, you'll get covered and then let out 100m down without twitching a muscle.
the spot only work sometimes a year ,mainly in december..most of the time when there is a cyclone, an anti cyclone or just a very big swell.. you can park your car right by the beach ,then you walk behind rock for about 50m till the point and then you jump in the water..if you dont know where to go because you cant see the point because it is behind houses and trees then just look at where the wave starts..anywayz...goodluck
The wave breaks best at low tide and even sucks dry, watch out for the coral! Respect the locals! Remember, they grew there, you flew there! It's their wave!
Rivière des Galets Surf Spot Guide, Mauritius Nestled on Mauritius's wild south coast, Rivière des Galets delivers a classic rivermouth wave that peels both rights and lefts over a forgiving sandy bottom, creating an ordinary to fun vibe that's perfect for relaxed sessions. This spot captures the essence of uncrowded Mauritian surfing, where regular swells […]
Pointe aux piments - Recif Attitude Surf Spot Guide, Mauritius Nestled on Mauritius's northwest coast, Pointe aux Piments - Recif Attitude delivers a classic reef-coral break with peeling rights and lefts that offer ordinary to fun waves for surfers of all levels. The sharp coral and rock bottom demands respect, but the accessible setup just […]
a winter spot .wait for swells from anticyclones.works also in summer after cyclones.a fun spot with 4 lines up.easily crowded for lack of space.the best wave is a point break : the swell rushes past the coral island , curves inside and pushes the surfer down a left wave.funny!! Beware the boulder protruding at 50 m specially at low tide.
when tropical storms hits the island, the waves are really good and powerfull!!!! the password is martinx3 otherwise u might get bashed!!!!!
One eye Surf Spot Guide, South Africa Nestled on South Africa's rugged coastline, One Eye delivers a raw beach-break experience with rights and lefts peeling over a sandy bottom dotted with rocks, creating hollow and powerful waves that demand respect. This spot captures the essence of uncrowded perfection, where experienced surfers chase thrilling barrels in […]
There isn't many North swell in the Seychelles so this surf spot isn't really often surfed. This wave is left Point/reef.
The reef break to the south is for more experienced surfers and deserves a spot-sheet to itself!watch out for the whiteshorts (locals)!on its day there is not a drop of water out of place and all you have to do is take off and wait, you'll get covered and then let out 100m down without twitching a muscle.
the spot only work sometimes a year ,mainly in december..most of the time when there is a cyclone, an anti cyclone or just a very big swell.. you can park your car right by the beach ,then you walk behind rock for about 50m till the point and then you jump in the water..if you dont know where to go because you cant see the point because it is behind houses and trees then just look at where the wave starts..anywayz...goodluck
The wave breaks best at low tide and even sucks dry, watch out for the coral! Respect the locals! Remember, they grew there, you flew there! It's their wave!
Rivière des Galets Surf Spot Guide, Mauritius Nestled on Mauritius's wild south coast, Rivière des Galets delivers a classic rivermouth wave that peels both rights and lefts over a forgiving sandy bottom, creating an ordinary to fun vibe that's perfect for relaxed sessions. This spot captures the essence of uncrowded Mauritian surfing, where regular swells […]
Pointe aux piments - Recif Attitude Surf Spot Guide, Mauritius Nestled on Mauritius's northwest coast, Pointe aux Piments - Recif Attitude delivers a classic reef-coral break with peeling rights and lefts that offer ordinary to fun waves for surfers of all levels. The sharp coral and rock bottom demands respect, but the accessible setup just […]
a winter spot .wait for swells from anticyclones.works also in summer after cyclones.a fun spot with 4 lines up.easily crowded for lack of space.the best wave is a point break : the swell rushes past the coral island , curves inside and pushes the surfer down a left wave.funny!! Beware the boulder protruding at 50 m specially at low tide.
when tropical storms hits the island, the waves are really good and powerfull!!!! the password is martinx3 otherwise u might get bashed!!!!!
One eye Surf Spot Guide, South Africa Nestled on South Africa's rugged coastline, One Eye delivers a raw beach-break experience with rights and lefts peeling over a sandy bottom dotted with rocks, creating hollow and powerful waves that demand respect. This spot captures the essence of uncrowded perfection, where experienced surfers chase thrilling barrels in […]
There isn't many North swell in the Seychelles so this surf spot isn't really often surfed. This wave is left Point/reef.
The reef break to the south is for more experienced surfers and deserves a spot-sheet to itself!watch out for the whiteshorts (locals)!on its day there is not a drop of water out of place and all you have to do is take off and wait, you'll get covered and then let out 100m down without twitching a muscle.
the spot only work sometimes a year ,mainly in december..most of the time when there is a cyclone, an anti cyclone or just a very big swell.. you can park your car right by the beach ,then you walk behind rock for about 50m till the point and then you jump in the water..if you dont know where to go because you cant see the point because it is behind houses and trees then just look at where the wave starts..anywayz...goodluck
The wave breaks best at low tide and even sucks dry, watch out for the coral! Respect the locals! Remember, they grew there, you flew there! It's their wave!
Rivière des Galets Surf Spot Guide, Mauritius Nestled on Mauritius's wild south coast, Rivière des Galets delivers a classic rivermouth wave that peels both rights and lefts over a forgiving sandy bottom, creating an ordinary to fun vibe that's perfect for relaxed sessions. This spot captures the essence of uncrowded Mauritian surfing, where regular swells […]
Pointe aux piments - Recif Attitude Surf Spot Guide, Mauritius Nestled on Mauritius's northwest coast, Pointe aux Piments - Recif Attitude delivers a classic reef-coral break with peeling rights and lefts that offer ordinary to fun waves for surfers of all levels. The sharp coral and rock bottom demands respect, but the accessible setup just […]
a winter spot .wait for swells from anticyclones.works also in summer after cyclones.a fun spot with 4 lines up.easily crowded for lack of space.the best wave is a point break : the swell rushes past the coral island , curves inside and pushes the surfer down a left wave.funny!! Beware the boulder protruding at 50 m specially at low tide.
when tropical storms hits the island, the waves are really good and powerfull!!!! the password is martinx3 otherwise u might get bashed!!!!!
One eye Surf Spot Guide, South Africa Nestled on South Africa's rugged coastline, One Eye delivers a raw beach-break experience with rights and lefts peeling over a sandy bottom dotted with rocks, creating hollow and powerful waves that demand respect. This spot captures the essence of uncrowded perfection, where experienced surfers chase thrilling barrels in […]
There isn't many North swell in the Seychelles so this surf spot isn't really often surfed. This wave is left Point/reef.
The reef break to the south is for more experienced surfers and deserves a spot-sheet to itself!watch out for the whiteshorts (locals)!on its day there is not a drop of water out of place and all you have to do is take off and wait, you'll get covered and then let out 100m down without twitching a muscle.
the spot only work sometimes a year ,mainly in december..most of the time when there is a cyclone, an anti cyclone or just a very big swell.. you can park your car right by the beach ,then you walk behind rock for about 50m till the point and then you jump in the water..if you dont know where to go because you cant see the point because it is behind houses and trees then just look at where the wave starts..anywayz...goodluck
The wave breaks best at low tide and even sucks dry, watch out for the coral! Respect the locals! Remember, they grew there, you flew there! It's their wave!
Rivière des Galets Surf Spot Guide, Mauritius Nestled on Mauritius's wild south coast, Rivière des Galets delivers a classic rivermouth wave that peels both rights and lefts over a forgiving sandy bottom, creating an ordinary to fun vibe that's perfect for relaxed sessions. This spot captures the essence of uncrowded Mauritian surfing, where regular swells […]
Pointe aux piments - Recif Attitude Surf Spot Guide, Mauritius Nestled on Mauritius's northwest coast, Pointe aux Piments - Recif Attitude delivers a classic reef-coral break with peeling rights and lefts that offer ordinary to fun waves for surfers of all levels. The sharp coral and rock bottom demands respect, but the accessible setup just […]
a winter spot .wait for swells from anticyclones.works also in summer after cyclones.a fun spot with 4 lines up.easily crowded for lack of space.the best wave is a point break : the swell rushes past the coral island , curves inside and pushes the surfer down a left wave.funny!! Beware the boulder protruding at 50 m specially at low tide.
when tropical storms hits the island, the waves are really good and powerfull!!!! the password is martinx3 otherwise u might get bashed!!!!!
One eye Surf Spot Guide, South Africa Nestled on South Africa's rugged coastline, One Eye delivers a raw beach-break experience with rights and lefts peeling over a sandy bottom dotted with rocks, creating hollow and powerful waves that demand respect. This spot captures the essence of uncrowded perfection, where experienced surfers chase thrilling barrels in […]
There isn't many North swell in the Seychelles so this surf spot isn't really often surfed. This wave is left Point/reef.
The reef break to the south is for more experienced surfers and deserves a spot-sheet to itself!watch out for the whiteshorts (locals)!on its day there is not a drop of water out of place and all you have to do is take off and wait, you'll get covered and then let out 100m down without twitching a muscle.
the spot only work sometimes a year ,mainly in december..most of the time when there is a cyclone, an anti cyclone or just a very big swell.. you can park your car right by the beach ,then you walk behind rock for about 50m till the point and then you jump in the water..if you dont know where to go because you cant see the point because it is behind houses and trees then just look at where the wave starts..anywayz...goodluck
The wave breaks best at low tide and even sucks dry, watch out for the coral! Respect the locals! Remember, they grew there, you flew there! It's their wave!
Rivière des Galets Surf Spot Guide, Mauritius Nestled on Mauritius's wild south coast, Rivière des Galets delivers a classic rivermouth wave that peels both rights and lefts over a forgiving sandy bottom, creating an ordinary to fun vibe that's perfect for relaxed sessions. This spot captures the essence of uncrowded Mauritian surfing, where regular swells […]
Pointe aux piments - Recif Attitude Surf Spot Guide, Mauritius Nestled on Mauritius's northwest coast, Pointe aux Piments - Recif Attitude delivers a classic reef-coral break with peeling rights and lefts that offer ordinary to fun waves for surfers of all levels. The sharp coral and rock bottom demands respect, but the accessible setup just […]
a winter spot .wait for swells from anticyclones.works also in summer after cyclones.a fun spot with 4 lines up.easily crowded for lack of space.the best wave is a point break : the swell rushes past the coral island , curves inside and pushes the surfer down a left wave.funny!! Beware the boulder protruding at 50 m specially at low tide.
when tropical storms hits the island, the waves are really good and powerfull!!!! the password is martinx3 otherwise u might get bashed!!!!!
