El Lloret is a pointbreak located at the far left end of Las Canteras beach. It often attracts a good number of surfers, so if you want to catch some waves without too many people around, it’s best to arrive early. The spot has improved over the years, especially after the local fish factory shut down, but sometimes you might still find some litter among the rocks.

The waves here can be pretty fun, especially when there's an overhead NW swell. It can handle sizes up to around 2 meters (6 feet), and the breaks over boulders create fast, punchy right-hand walls that peel nicely. You’ll also find a left point break across the channel, giving options depending on the crowd. For the best experience, aim for low to mid tides, and keep an eye out for south winds. This spot is good for intermediate surfers looking to ride some solid waves.

As a popular surf spot, you might notice some localism, so it pays to be respectful in the water. The mix of different waves and the overall vibe means that you'll want to be on your game if you're planning to surf here regularly.