Céron is a surf spot that attracts its fair share of surfers looking for a unique experience. This beach features beautiful black sand and offers a mix of reef and sand breaks, making it a pretty interesting spot to check out. It requires a decent north swell to really show what it can do, and when the conditions are right, you might find yourself paddling out to some fun waves.

When it comes to the waves, Céron works best with a north or northeast swell, handling sizes around 3ft (about 1 meter). The waves primarily break to the right, and you’ll want to aim for low to mid to high tide for the best ride. The winds from the southeast can enhance your surfing experience here, so keep an eye on the wind conditions. Most surfers who enjoy this spot have at least an intermediate skill level, as you might encounter some uneven reef sections and shorebreaks as you get closer to the beach.

Crowds are moderate here, which means you might not have to fight too hard for a wave, but don’t expect solitude either. Céron can provide some solid sessions if you catch it on the right day, so it’s worth keeping an eye on the swell forecasts.