Vivier 2 Surf Spot Guide, Senegal Vivier 2 delivers punchy beach-break peaks with both rights and lefts peeling over a sandy bottom scattered with rocks, creating a raw and rewarding vibe for those chasing quality lines in Senegal's prime surf zone. This spot stands out for its ordinary power and regular swells that light up […]

Vivier Surf Spot Guide, Senegal Vivier stands out as one of the Almadies Peninsula's most accessible reef breaks, delivering fast and powerful waves that work across multiple tides. This shallow reef setup over flat rocks and sand creates the kind of consistent, fun conditions that keep surfers coming back, whether you're chasing barrels or carving […]

Secret Spot Surf Spot Guide, Senegal Secret Spot stands as one of Senegal's most rewarding reef breaks, delivering powerful, consistent waves that work year-round in the Almadies neighborhood near Dakar. This exposed reef break produces both left and right-hand waves over sharp coral and rocky terrain mixed with sand, creating the kind of challenging, high-quality […]

this is a mini pipeline so you will have to ride a wave powerfull with speed section (the name) and also whith shallow water perfect for the bodybard!!

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...)

Dede's point Surf Spot Guide, Senegal Dede's Point in Senegal delivers fast, powerful beach-break waves peeling both right and left over a forgiving sandy bottom, creating an exhilarating lineup for those craving high-adrenaline sessions. This uncrowded gem offers a raw, authentic West African surf vibe where the ocean's energy meets endless horizons. Surfers drawn to […]

Corniche ouest is a rather fun spot. Though pollution and sharks make it bad. If the swell is heavy, try to surf it, since only a few persons have, and you might be alone in the water. If the swell is small, try the suf spots of the Almadies peninsula.

it's a horse shoe reef with 2 line ups. The one on the right is easier to take off, then create a barrel on the reef. The central one need always a late take-offs and it is shorter. If you get caught inside with big waves you go on the rocks !!