Cap de la Chevre

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About

it's one of the best exotic "surf travel" in france as this place is very strange and impressive.

Additional Info:
You have two main spot. When you are on the beach:

left side of the beach: paddle 500 m on your left in the open ocean. You will find a scary wave (right and left). It starts working with a decent 2 m swell at low tide.

Right side: on the right side of the beach, you will find a HUGE wave (rights are longer) in front of the cliff. Take a gun.

Those waves are dangerous, so don't come alone, be in a good shape. As you are under big cliffs, the atmosphere is very distressing.

Location

Access

Ouch ! Drive to "Cap de la Chevre" and park. After, take your surf and your bag. Walk at end of the Cape. Then, pass the protection (it's forbidden) and you will find a very small path down to the small beach on your right. Be careful and don't fall.

Getting there
Walk
Short walk (5-15 min)
Public access
Unknown
4x4 required
Unknown
Boat required
Unknown
Wave characteristics
Type
Reef (rocky)
Direction
Right and left
Bottom
Reef (coral, sharp rocks etc.)
Power
Hollow, Powerful
Frequency
Sometimes breaks (50 days/year)
Normal length
Don't know
Good day length
Don't know
Ideal conditions
Wind direction
East
Swell direction
NorthWest, West, SouthWest
Swell size
5ft-6ft - 12ft
Tide
Low tide only
Tide movement
Rising and falling tides
Crowd
Week
Empty
Weekend
Empty

Dangers

Rips / undertow, Rocks

Videos

None

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Direction
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Bottom
Sandy
Frequency
Regular (100 days/year)

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Direction
Right and left
Bottom
Sandy
Frequency
Regular (100 days/year)

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Direction
Right
Bottom
Reef (coral, sharp rocks etc.)
Frequency
Don't know