The Radisson is located just south of Eau Gallie Boulevard on A1A. This surf spot has a unique break due to its high concentration of coquina shelves, which help hold the sand in place. While many nearby spots have more limited rocky areas, The Radisson features a longer stretch of outcroppings that can make getting in and out of the water a little tricky. It's a spot that can surprise those willing to navigate its challenges, especially when conditions are right.

When it comes to surfing at The Radisson, it can handle swells ranging from 2 to 10 feet (about 0.6 to 3 meters). The spot works well with swells coming from the North Northeast to East directions. The bottom is made up of a mix of sand and coquina rock, creating a variety of wave types, including both beach breaks that offer rights and lefts. The best conditions happen at low to mid tide. Essentially, this is a surf spot for intermediate to expert surfers who enjoy some challenge, as the currents can be unpredictable, especially on smaller days.

Access to The Radisson can be limited due to parking, so your best bet is to find a spot at the nearby church. Overall, crowds are usually minimal, making for a fairly mellow vibe. Just be mindful of the jagged rocks lurking under the surface and enjoy the ride!