La Setenta is a surf spot located in the Miramar district, just to the west of Havana's old center. It's right in front of the well-known Russian Embassy, making it easy to find for anyone looking to catch some waves. The spot has various names, including Playa 70, Calle 70, or El Triton, but they all refer to the same area. The surf here can be a mixed bag, so it's not always the best option, but it's worth a look if you're in the area.

The surf at La Setenta mainly works with a north-east swell direction but can also handle swells from the north-west. With swell sizes around 1 foot (0.3 meters), it’s generally more suitable for beginners. Wave types include beach breaks, and you can catch both left and right waves. On the right day, when the tide is low, mid, or high, and the wind is blowing from the south-east, you might find some decent rides. However, keep in mind that the waves can be pretty mushy, and rides here are often short. The shallow, sharp coral can make things tricky, so be careful when entering and exiting the water.

La Setenta can get quite busy, and it’s important to be aware that surf etiquette is still a work in progress in Cuba. So, if you’re used to more structured lineups, be prepared to adapt a bit. Don't expect a super friendly vibe in the water, but it's all part of the experience. Overall, La Setenta offers a chance for some fun surfing, especially for beginners looking to improve their skills.