Go to N´Gor beach and take the boat to N´Gor Island. Five minuts with the boat, prise 500cfa (1$). The wave is located just one minut from the N´Gor Island beach, just ask one of the locals.
RWave of reference for bodyboarders. It's difficult to surf for surfers.This is a Waimea style shorebreak with enormous tubes at the end. Need a big swell. Beware of strong rips.
You will lucky if you catch a wave because you need a big swell to get waves. Many people go to Senegal and only see the waves in their dreams because it's as all surfers say: "You should have be here yesterday"
No Return Surf Spot Guide, Senegal No Return delivers a thrilling right-hand point break over a sharp reef bottom, carving hollow and powerful lines that demand precision and commitment from experienced surfers. Tucked away in Senegal's exposed coastline, this spot offers an uncrowded vibe where sessions unfold in solitude, letting you connect deeply with the […]
NGor left Surf Spot Guide, Senegal Nestled off the coast of vibrant Ngor Beach, NGor Left delivers punchy left-hand reef waves peeling over a rocky bottom of coral and sharp rocks, offering experienced surfers a raw, uncrowded session in Senegal's thriving surf scene. This spot captures the essence of West African reef breaks with its […]
there are two huge rocks called Mami & Papi, just in the middle of the line up. Easy to avoid ,but take care...
Dangers: nothing.
Best conditions: from June to October, when the wind is off shore almost every day. In winter is windy from North. In Spring you can have some days well.
La gauche de loic Surf Spot Guide, Senegal La Gauche de Loic delivers hollow lefts breaking over a rocky reef with a boulder bottom, offering fast and punchy rides that thrill experienced surfers seeking uncrowded perfection. This exposed reef break in Senegal's Baie des Carpes creates a serene, picturesque vibe where you can score long […]
Good alternative when N'gor island's right is overcrowded. Usually this spot works as a left, less often as a right. Being a little bit isolated from the other spots, people don't think to check it for waves. So it's always a good idea to take a few minutes to take a look. Avoid to surf this wave after the rain (pollution from the fishermen village and some Mako sharks...)
Go to N´Gor beach and take the boat to N´Gor Island. Five minuts with the boat, prise 500cfa (1$). The wave is located just one minut from the N´Gor Island beach, just ask one of the locals.
RWave of reference for bodyboarders. It's difficult to surf for surfers.This is a Waimea style shorebreak with enormous tubes at the end. Need a big swell. Beware of strong rips.
You will lucky if you catch a wave because you need a big swell to get waves. Many people go to Senegal and only see the waves in their dreams because it's as all surfers say: "You should have be here yesterday"
No Return Surf Spot Guide, Senegal No Return delivers a thrilling right-hand point break over a sharp reef bottom, carving hollow and powerful lines that demand precision and commitment from experienced surfers. Tucked away in Senegal's exposed coastline, this spot offers an uncrowded vibe where sessions unfold in solitude, letting you connect deeply with the […]
NGor left Surf Spot Guide, Senegal Nestled off the coast of vibrant Ngor Beach, NGor Left delivers punchy left-hand reef waves peeling over a rocky bottom of coral and sharp rocks, offering experienced surfers a raw, uncrowded session in Senegal's thriving surf scene. This spot captures the essence of West African reef breaks with its […]
there are two huge rocks called Mami & Papi, just in the middle of the line up. Easy to avoid ,but take care...
Dangers: nothing.
Best conditions: from June to October, when the wind is off shore almost every day. In winter is windy from North. In Spring you can have some days well.
La gauche de loic Surf Spot Guide, Senegal La Gauche de Loic delivers hollow lefts breaking over a rocky reef with a boulder bottom, offering fast and punchy rides that thrill experienced surfers seeking uncrowded perfection. This exposed reef break in Senegal's Baie des Carpes creates a serene, picturesque vibe where you can score long […]
Good alternative when N'gor island's right is overcrowded. Usually this spot works as a left, less often as a right. Being a little bit isolated from the other spots, people don't think to check it for waves. So it's always a good idea to take a few minutes to take a look. Avoid to surf this wave after the rain (pollution from the fishermen village and some Mako sharks...)
Go to N´Gor beach and take the boat to N´Gor Island. Five minuts with the boat, prise 500cfa (1$). The wave is located just one minut from the N´Gor Island beach, just ask one of the locals.
RWave of reference for bodyboarders. It's difficult to surf for surfers.This is a Waimea style shorebreak with enormous tubes at the end. Need a big swell. Beware of strong rips.
You will lucky if you catch a wave because you need a big swell to get waves. Many people go to Senegal and only see the waves in their dreams because it's as all surfers say: "You should have be here yesterday"
No Return Surf Spot Guide, Senegal No Return delivers a thrilling right-hand point break over a sharp reef bottom, carving hollow and powerful lines that demand precision and commitment from experienced surfers. Tucked away in Senegal's exposed coastline, this spot offers an uncrowded vibe where sessions unfold in solitude, letting you connect deeply with the […]
NGor left Surf Spot Guide, Senegal Nestled off the coast of vibrant Ngor Beach, NGor Left delivers punchy left-hand reef waves peeling over a rocky bottom of coral and sharp rocks, offering experienced surfers a raw, uncrowded session in Senegal's thriving surf scene. This spot captures the essence of West African reef breaks with its […]
there are two huge rocks called Mami & Papi, just in the middle of the line up. Easy to avoid ,but take care...
Dangers: nothing.
Best conditions: from June to October, when the wind is off shore almost every day. In winter is windy from North. In Spring you can have some days well.
La gauche de loic Surf Spot Guide, Senegal La Gauche de Loic delivers hollow lefts breaking over a rocky reef with a boulder bottom, offering fast and punchy rides that thrill experienced surfers seeking uncrowded perfection. This exposed reef break in Senegal's Baie des Carpes creates a serene, picturesque vibe where you can score long […]
Good alternative when N'gor island's right is overcrowded. Usually this spot works as a left, less often as a right. Being a little bit isolated from the other spots, people don't think to check it for waves. So it's always a good idea to take a few minutes to take a look. Avoid to surf this wave after the rain (pollution from the fishermen village and some Mako sharks...)
Go to N´Gor beach and take the boat to N´Gor Island. Five minuts with the boat, prise 500cfa (1$). The wave is located just one minut from the N´Gor Island beach, just ask one of the locals.
RWave of reference for bodyboarders. It's difficult to surf for surfers.This is a Waimea style shorebreak with enormous tubes at the end. Need a big swell. Beware of strong rips.
You will lucky if you catch a wave because you need a big swell to get waves. Many people go to Senegal and only see the waves in their dreams because it's as all surfers say: "You should have be here yesterday"
No Return Surf Spot Guide, Senegal No Return delivers a thrilling right-hand point break over a sharp reef bottom, carving hollow and powerful lines that demand precision and commitment from experienced surfers. Tucked away in Senegal's exposed coastline, this spot offers an uncrowded vibe where sessions unfold in solitude, letting you connect deeply with the […]
NGor left Surf Spot Guide, Senegal Nestled off the coast of vibrant Ngor Beach, NGor Left delivers punchy left-hand reef waves peeling over a rocky bottom of coral and sharp rocks, offering experienced surfers a raw, uncrowded session in Senegal's thriving surf scene. This spot captures the essence of West African reef breaks with its […]
there are two huge rocks called Mami & Papi, just in the middle of the line up. Easy to avoid ,but take care...
Dangers: nothing.
Best conditions: from June to October, when the wind is off shore almost every day. In winter is windy from North. In Spring you can have some days well.
La gauche de loic Surf Spot Guide, Senegal La Gauche de Loic delivers hollow lefts breaking over a rocky reef with a boulder bottom, offering fast and punchy rides that thrill experienced surfers seeking uncrowded perfection. This exposed reef break in Senegal's Baie des Carpes creates a serene, picturesque vibe where you can score long […]
Good alternative when N'gor island's right is overcrowded. Usually this spot works as a left, less often as a right. Being a little bit isolated from the other spots, people don't think to check it for waves. So it's always a good idea to take a few minutes to take a look. Avoid to surf this wave after the rain (pollution from the fishermen village and some Mako sharks...)
Go to N´Gor beach and take the boat to N´Gor Island. Five minuts with the boat, prise 500cfa (1$). The wave is located just one minut from the N´Gor Island beach, just ask one of the locals.
RWave of reference for bodyboarders. It's difficult to surf for surfers.This is a Waimea style shorebreak with enormous tubes at the end. Need a big swell. Beware of strong rips.
You will lucky if you catch a wave because you need a big swell to get waves. Many people go to Senegal and only see the waves in their dreams because it's as all surfers say: "You should have be here yesterday"
No Return Surf Spot Guide, Senegal No Return delivers a thrilling right-hand point break over a sharp reef bottom, carving hollow and powerful lines that demand precision and commitment from experienced surfers. Tucked away in Senegal's exposed coastline, this spot offers an uncrowded vibe where sessions unfold in solitude, letting you connect deeply with the […]
NGor left Surf Spot Guide, Senegal Nestled off the coast of vibrant Ngor Beach, NGor Left delivers punchy left-hand reef waves peeling over a rocky bottom of coral and sharp rocks, offering experienced surfers a raw, uncrowded session in Senegal's thriving surf scene. This spot captures the essence of West African reef breaks with its […]
there are two huge rocks called Mami & Papi, just in the middle of the line up. Easy to avoid ,but take care...
Dangers: nothing.
Best conditions: from June to October, when the wind is off shore almost every day. In winter is windy from North. In Spring you can have some days well.
La gauche de loic Surf Spot Guide, Senegal La Gauche de Loic delivers hollow lefts breaking over a rocky reef with a boulder bottom, offering fast and punchy rides that thrill experienced surfers seeking uncrowded perfection. This exposed reef break in Senegal's Baie des Carpes creates a serene, picturesque vibe where you can score long […]
Good alternative when N'gor island's right is overcrowded. Usually this spot works as a left, less often as a right. Being a little bit isolated from the other spots, people don't think to check it for waves. So it's always a good idea to take a few minutes to take a look. Avoid to surf this wave after the rain (pollution from the fishermen village and some Mako sharks...)
Go to N´Gor beach and take the boat to N´Gor Island. Five minuts with the boat, prise 500cfa (1$). The wave is located just one minut from the N´Gor Island beach, just ask one of the locals.
RWave of reference for bodyboarders. It's difficult to surf for surfers.This is a Waimea style shorebreak with enormous tubes at the end. Need a big swell. Beware of strong rips.
You will lucky if you catch a wave because you need a big swell to get waves. Many people go to Senegal and only see the waves in their dreams because it's as all surfers say: "You should have be here yesterday"
No Return Surf Spot Guide, Senegal No Return delivers a thrilling right-hand point break over a sharp reef bottom, carving hollow and powerful lines that demand precision and commitment from experienced surfers. Tucked away in Senegal's exposed coastline, this spot offers an uncrowded vibe where sessions unfold in solitude, letting you connect deeply with the […]
NGor left Surf Spot Guide, Senegal Nestled off the coast of vibrant Ngor Beach, NGor Left delivers punchy left-hand reef waves peeling over a rocky bottom of coral and sharp rocks, offering experienced surfers a raw, uncrowded session in Senegal's thriving surf scene. This spot captures the essence of West African reef breaks with its […]
there are two huge rocks called Mami & Papi, just in the middle of the line up. Easy to avoid ,but take care...
Dangers: nothing.
Best conditions: from June to October, when the wind is off shore almost every day. In winter is windy from North. In Spring you can have some days well.
La gauche de loic Surf Spot Guide, Senegal La Gauche de Loic delivers hollow lefts breaking over a rocky reef with a boulder bottom, offering fast and punchy rides that thrill experienced surfers seeking uncrowded perfection. This exposed reef break in Senegal's Baie des Carpes creates a serene, picturesque vibe where you can score long […]
Good alternative when N'gor island's right is overcrowded. Usually this spot works as a left, less often as a right. Being a little bit isolated from the other spots, people don't think to check it for waves. So it's always a good idea to take a few minutes to take a look. Avoid to surf this wave after the rain (pollution from the fishermen village and some Mako sharks...)
Go to N´Gor beach and take the boat to N´Gor Island. Five minuts with the boat, prise 500cfa (1$). The wave is located just one minut from the N´Gor Island beach, just ask one of the locals.
RWave of reference for bodyboarders. It's difficult to surf for surfers.This is a Waimea style shorebreak with enormous tubes at the end. Need a big swell. Beware of strong rips.
You will lucky if you catch a wave because you need a big swell to get waves. Many people go to Senegal and only see the waves in their dreams because it's as all surfers say: "You should have be here yesterday"
No Return Surf Spot Guide, Senegal No Return delivers a thrilling right-hand point break over a sharp reef bottom, carving hollow and powerful lines that demand precision and commitment from experienced surfers. Tucked away in Senegal's exposed coastline, this spot offers an uncrowded vibe where sessions unfold in solitude, letting you connect deeply with the […]
NGor left Surf Spot Guide, Senegal Nestled off the coast of vibrant Ngor Beach, NGor Left delivers punchy left-hand reef waves peeling over a rocky bottom of coral and sharp rocks, offering experienced surfers a raw, uncrowded session in Senegal's thriving surf scene. This spot captures the essence of West African reef breaks with its […]
there are two huge rocks called Mami & Papi, just in the middle of the line up. Easy to avoid ,but take care...
Dangers: nothing.
Best conditions: from June to October, when the wind is off shore almost every day. In winter is windy from North. In Spring you can have some days well.
La gauche de loic Surf Spot Guide, Senegal La Gauche de Loic delivers hollow lefts breaking over a rocky reef with a boulder bottom, offering fast and punchy rides that thrill experienced surfers seeking uncrowded perfection. This exposed reef break in Senegal's Baie des Carpes creates a serene, picturesque vibe where you can score long […]
Good alternative when N'gor island's right is overcrowded. Usually this spot works as a left, less often as a right. Being a little bit isolated from the other spots, people don't think to check it for waves. So it's always a good idea to take a few minutes to take a look. Avoid to surf this wave after the rain (pollution from the fishermen village and some Mako sharks...)
