Devil Island is a well-known surf spot that attracts surfers looking for a mix of fun and challenging waves. Located in a scenic area, it has become a go-to place for local surfers and visitors alike. The spot features a couple of peaks, with Sion being the one next to Devil Rock, offering user-friendly rights and lefts over sand and coral. The surfing season runs from November to the end of April, with the best conditions typically found in the early mornings and just before sunset.

The best time to catch waves at Devil Island is when there’s a SouthWest swell. The waves can get pretty decent, especially on bigger days, providing rides of up to 150 meters from the rock to the beach—sometimes reaching head high. Swell sizes can be managed even at 1 foot (0.3 meters), making it suitable for intermediate surfers. You’ll find both left and right waves breaking over dead coral, so it’s essential to stay aware of the shallow areas, especially closer in on the rights. A NorthEast wind is preferred to keep the conditions clean, and you can surf at low, mid, and high tide for a varied experience.

While Devil Island can be a bit inconsistent, it's worth checking out for those looking to improve their skills or just enjoy a session with friends. The surrounding environment adds to the experience, but be mindful of the reef. Bring your gear and be ready for some fun wave riding!