Surf: General: In the far east of Cuba, nestled in a north coast bay, you will find the town of Baracoa. Just "La Farola," the road leading in to town, will impress you as the cliffhanger takes your breath away. This is a land of rivers, where no less than six major waterways empty into the blue Atlantic. The possibilities in this region are very real, as it is the portion of coast most open to the North Atlantic. Tides: Any depending on size Size: Chest high to a bit overhead Wind: S Swell: N Bottom: Reef and beach Paddling: Not much paddling required. Spot Rating: Not much is known about specific spots in this area. Likely to be surf for all ability levels. Access: You are on your own, bud. Seek and ye shall find. Crowds: Crowd Factor: BYO crowd. Local Vibe: None. Environment: Nice Caribbean water. Hazards: Lava reef is very sharp. Season: Fall-Spring