Graveyards in Mauritius is a surf spot that’s not for everyone. It's located facing a cemetery, and while the name might sound a bit spooky, it’s just a spot that can often be rideable over a tricky reef. Most of the time, it offers surfable waves but don’t expect it to be firing. Generally, it works best in the morning or with some summer NE winds, and getting to the waves requires a decent paddle-out.

The surf here is mainly a left break that works best with a south swell direction. It can handle swell sizes of about 3 feet (0.9 meters) and is best when the wind is coming from the north. High tide is the preferred tide height for this spot, which is crucial when navigating over the live coral. It’s definitely a location that calls for expert surfers only, given its tricky conditions and potential localism.

Overall, just keep in mind that Graveyards can be hit or miss. While it does have its moments, the waves are rarely epic, so it’s worth checking conditions before heading out. With the right swell and wind, you might score some fun rides, but be prepared for some challenges along the way.