Morro das Pedras is located on the southern coast of Brazil and is known for its consistent surf. The beach is wide and offers multiple peaks, especially in front of the hotel area. The headland at the southern end creates some interesting banks that provide solid right-hand waves. It's a place that can get crowded, but there’s usually room to find your own space in the water.

The surf here is best when the swell is coming from the southeast, but it also works with east and south swells. The waves handle sizes from about 0.6 meters to 2.4 meters (2 to 8 feet). You'll mainly find right-hand waves breaking over sand and occasional uneven reefs. The most reliable surf comes during medium tides, and calm to northwest winds are ideal. On great days, you can catch hollow and powerful rides, making this spot appealing for intermediate surfers looking for a good challenge.

While the crowd can spread out over the multiple peaks, the vibe stays pretty chill overall. The paddle isn’t too tough for smaller days, although it gets more challenging as the size increases. Fall and winter are considered the best seasons to catch good waves here. If you’re looking for a consistent spot that has its moments, Morro das Pedras can deliver.