El Agamy is a surf spot located near a number of beach towns, offering various beachbreak options. It’s a popular place among local surfers and those visiting the area. While it might not be the most famous spot around, it has its own vibe and charm. You can find good waves here, especially if you're willing to explore the beaches a bit. A notable feature nearby is the old WW2 jetty close to the Bianky coastguard station, which can provide some decent waves at times.

The surf at El Agamy works best with north-west swells, though it can handle west and north swells as well. It’s a beach break, so you'll be surfing on sand. Waves here can break both left and right, making it a versatile spot for all sorts of surfers. It’s suitable for beginners since it can handle swell sizes from around 1 foot (0.3 meters) and is often more manageable. The best times to hit the waves are during low, mid, and high tides, and you'll find that southeast winds are preferable for better conditions.

El Agamy is a good spot for those just starting out, offering a friendly environment and generally easy-going waves. While it might not always be firing, the variety in the beach breaks ensures you'll find something to ride. The presence of other surfers also means you can easily connect with the local scene and get tips on where to surf depending on the conditions.