Labadi Beach is located on the coast of Accra and is a popular spot for both locals and visitors. It's known for its short, dumpy beach breaks that are similar to what you might find at Kokrobite. The beach can handle some overhead days due to the usual presence of a paddle channel, making it a versatile place for surfers looking for a quick session. However, it can get messy in the afternoons when the sea breeze picks up.

The optimal swell direction for Labadi is from the south, with additional swells coming in from the southeast and southwest. The beach works well with swell sizes starting from around 1 ft (about 0.3 meters) and breaks over sand. You can find both left and right waves here, making it suitable for different surfing styles. For the best conditions, a northwest wind is preferred, and surfers can enjoy it during low, mid, and high tide, catering to various skill levels, especially beginners.

You’ll find that Labadi Beach is an accessible spot for those just starting out in surfing. While it might not be the most pristine beach, its easy-going waves provide a good practice ground. Just be prepared for other beachgoers, especially on weekends, and make the most of your time in the water.