Les Allassins is a surf spot located about 300 meters south of Vert-Bois. This area is quite popular among surfers, but it offers enough space for everyone to find their own spot. While Vert-Bois has some offshore rocks that can block the swell, Les Allassins generally picks up a bit more. It's a reliable spot that works best as the tide comes in and can produce decent waves, especially in autumn.

This place handles swells starting at around 1 foot (0.3 meters) and works with swell directions from the West, Southwest, and Northwest. You can expect beach breaks here, with opportunities for both left and right waves. The best conditions usually occur when the wind comes from the Northeast. It’s a more intermediate spot, so it’s good for surfers who are looking to improve their skills, whether you're riding a longboard or a shortboard. Tides don’t really matter much here since it works at low, mid, and high tides, so you can come and check it out at different times.

Overall, Les Allassins is a solid option for surfers in the area. It attracts a decent crowd, but it’s not so crowded that you can’t enjoy your session. Just keep an eye on the tide and the swell, and you should have a fun time out there.