Anse Bougainville is located on the east coast and features a fringing reef that keeps the surfline about 200 meters offshore. It's a spot that can be a bit hit or miss but has its moments. The waves here are known for racy righthand walls that can offer some decent rides when conditions align. While it's not the most famous spot, it attracts those looking for a quieter session away from the more crowded beaches.

The surf works best with swell coming from the SouthEast and SouthWest. It can handle swell sizes around 3 feet (approximately 1 meter), which provides fun waves, especially for experienced surfers. The righthand waves break over dead coral, making them more suitable for those with expert-level skills. You'll find that the surf is generally better with NorthWest winds, and any tide—low, mid, or high—can set up a decent wave, but the best sessions often come together when everything falls into place.

While Anse Bougainville can be surfed year-round, it does take some effort to find good swell and favorable winds. If you’re looking for a less common spot that challenges your skills, this could be a worthwhile addition to your surf itinerary.