Fort Genois is a surf spot located beneath a stunning Genoese fortress at the end of a beautiful peninsula. Known for its right point break, this spot can really shine with the right conditions. It's important to note that Fort Genois needs some decent size to clear the rocks in the area, so you'll want to plan your sessions for when the swell is strong enough to take advantage of it. There's also a short left that breaks back across the bay, near Les Aiguilles, which can work well in solid swells.

This spot works best with a north swell direction but can handle swells coming from the west and northeast too. Fort Genois is able to handle swell sizes starting at around 2 feet (0.6 meters). The waves break over an uneven reef, which can add some extra challenge when you're out there. The wave type here is a right point, making it favorable for those who enjoy rides that go rightward. For the best experience, the wind should be blowing from the southwest, and it can work at all tide heights, whether low, mid, or high. It's more suited for intermediate surfers, so keep that in mind if you're planning to hit the water.

While you're out surfing, just enjoy the view of the fortress and be mindful of the waves. With the right swell and conditions, Fort Genois can be a fun spot, but remember it's not always firing. Check the surf report before you go to make sure you're set for a quality session.