Police Bay is a surf spot located on the island, featuring two main beaches: Anse Petite Police and Police Bay. These beaches are known for being some of the more exposed surf areas, catching the eye of surfers looking for a quick session. The scenery is nice, but the waves can be hit or miss, so it’s good to check the conditions before heading out.

When it comes to the surf, Police Bay handles swells coming from the Southeast, South, and can work with swell sizes around 1ft (approximately 0.3 meters). The waves here break over uneven reef and sand, offering both beach breaks. Surfing can be done on lefts and rights, making it a decent spot for surfers looking to switch things up. However, it is best for intermediate surfers due to strong currents that can come into play, especially when the swell is up. The best time to surf is during low, mid, or high tide with a preferred wind direction coming from the North.

Although Police Bay has its challenges, it can offer a unique experience for those willing to put in the effort. It's essential to stay aware of the conditions, as the uneven nature of the reef can create a rocky shore dump, potentially reducing the overall quality of the session. If the waves aren't looking great, it might be worth scouting other nearby spots.