Sidi Abed is a surf spot located on the northern rocky coast and features a sandy lagoon on the southern side. This beach is not often crowded, making it a good choice for those looking to escape the more popular spots. While it sometimes produces waves worth riding, it’s not always consistent, so be sure to check the conditions before you head out.

The waves here can work well when the swell is coming from the Southwest or North, with suitable swell sizes starting at around 2 ft (0.6 m). The breaks can be found over uneven reef and sand, with a right-hand point break being the main attraction for surfers. It's best to surf when the tide is low, mid, or high, and southeast winds are preferred for the best conditions. This spot is mainly suitable for intermediate surfers looking to enjoy some less crowded waves.

While you’re at Sidi Abed, it’s a nice idea to get familiar with the local surf scene. Since the beach is not surfed as often, you might find that conditions can change rapidly, so always be vigilant about the weather and swell forecasts. Also, make sure to respect the local vibe and surfers in the water.