La Sarga is a surf spot located at the tip of a promontory, facing directly south. This spot is part of a scruffy fishing community and is known for its sandy beach that can pile up into a long bar. It is a place often visited by surfers looking for waves, especially when the swell is right. However, be mindful that access can sometimes be affected by the nearby army base, which can restrict entry without prior notice.

The surf here really benefits from bigger swells, particularly those coming from the west and north. La Sarga can handle swells starting from around 2ft (0.6m) and provides right-hand point breaks that can offer some speed and power, with the occasional hollow section. Early and mid tides work best for this spot, and it's typically better at low tide. You'll find the waves can either be short and punchy or link up for longer rides depending on the swell and wind conditions. North winds offer ideal conditions here, and while it's a good spot for intermediate surfers, be aware of some currents that can make getting back to where you started a bit trickier.

The surrounding environment features Dakhla, which is a prominent city in the Oued Ed-Dahab-Lagouira region and serves as a major fishing harbor. Dakhla's bay is known for being a kitesurfing center as well, but during a big NW swell, La Sarga can draw some crowds, even though they tend to be spread out along the beach. So, if you're looking for a place to surf where conditions can get interesting, La Sarga might be worth checking out.