Las Cuevas is a popular surf spot located on the north coast of Trinidad, offering a beautiful crescent bay that attracts local surfers and visitors alike. The spot is known for its scenic surroundings and generally consistent surf, especially during the winter months when conditions can be better. It’s a bit of a trek from the fishing village and car park, but many find the walk worth it for the waves that await.

This beachbreak is best for N to E swells, and it handles sizes up to 6ft (2m). Mid to high tide is the preferred time to catch the best waves, with the western end usually delivering bigger surf. Surfers can expect fast and hollow peaks, ideal for those looking for a bit of adrenaline. The beach offers both left and right waves, which can be fun depending on the swell direction. The optimal swell direction is North, but it can also work with some East swells. The sand bottom is another plus since it creates a smooth ride. While the spot is not very beginner-friendly, those with a bit more experience will find it quite enjoyable.

Las Cuevas tends to be fairly consistent during the winter, but summer days can be a bit flat unless there’s a hurricane swell. If you're looking for gentler waves, a short walk further west leads to Tyrico Bay, which is more suited for beginners with its easier peelers. Overall, Las Cuevas can be a great spot for those who know what they're doing and are eager to tackle some challenging surf.