Pont Blondin is a surf spot located by the Oued Nefifikh, featuring a bridge named after a soldier from World War II. This area has a mix of beach and reef breaks, which can provide a decent wave when the conditions are right. The vibe can get a bit crowded, especially during good surf days, but it's usually manageable. Keep in mind that the surf can be inconsistent, and it’s a good idea to check the conditions before you head out.

The main point break at Pont Blondin works best with a combination of large swell and low tide, but you can catch waves here with some decent size, averaging around 2 feet (0.6 meters) or more. It generally handles west and north swells and can produce right-handed waves. For the best experience, aim for days with light northeast winds, as they create the best conditions for riding. You’ll see a mix of reef and sand bottom, which adds some variety to the surf. This spot is mostly suited for intermediate surfers, so if you're still on the learning curve, consider taking it slow.

In addition to the main break, the Oubaha reef is another option in the area. It offers a fun right-hand wave that can be surfed on all tides, giving you some flexibility. Always be aware of the local crowd and the conditions, and you might find some good sessions here at Pont Blondin.