La Côte Sauvage
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La Côte Sauvage surf guide

La Côte Sauvage is a popular surf destination located in Brittany, known for a variety of surf spots scattered along a 2km stretch of coastline. This area features some hollow and powerful waves, making it appealing to surfers looking for a bit of challenge. The first bay, Port-Blanc, tends to get the busiest due to its easier access and some natural wind shelter provided by nearby cliffs. The overall vibe here can get a bit crowded, especially on weekends, but there are enough spots to spread out.

The surf here is best when the swell is coming from the West or SouthWest, handling sizes starting at around 2 feet (0.6 meters). When conditions align with a WSW swell and an East wind, you can expect some solid waves. The breaks vary with some occurring over uneven reefs and others over sand, producing both left and right waves. Port-Marie is known for its far-offshore breaks, while Port-Rhu offers a more localized peak. If you're an intermediate surfer, this place has plenty to keep you engaged, but keep an eye on the tides. Low to mid tide is usually preferable for the best breaks, and it's wise to exit before high tide due to some rock formations that can affect your surf session.

Besides just surfing, the environment can handle some hefty sizes and rips when conditions get rough, so it's a good idea to stay aware of your surroundings. It's worth noting that this area can get busy, particularly on weekends, which can impact the overall surf experience. So, plan your trips accordingly if you’re looking to avoid the crowds.

Surf reports and surf forecasts nearby La Côte Sauvage

Le Kérou
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Plage du Loch
Brittany, France
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Les Kaolins
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Toulhars
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Gavres
Brittany, France
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Etel
Brittany, France
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Penthièvre
Brittany, France
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La Côte Sauvage
Brittany, France
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Les Donnants
Brittany, France
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La Grande Plage
Brittany, France
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