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Le Lorrain

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Timezone: America/Martinique
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Ideal surf conditions at Le Lorrain

Swell window
N, NNE, NE, ENE, E
Best swell direction
NE
Swell size
1ft - 6ft
Swell breaks over
Sand
Wave types
Beach
Wave directions
Left, Right
Wind window
SW
Offshore wind
SW
Works at
Low, Mid, High
(Better on rising)
Skill Level
Beginner

Le Lorrain surf guide

Le Lorrain is a surf spot located on the northeastern coast. It offers a beach break that’s generally suitable for surfers who are just starting out or looking to improve their skills. The vibe is pretty laid-back, and you can often find some space to yourself, away from the crowds. It's not the most famous spot, but it has its charm for those looking to catch some waves without the buzz of busier beaches.

The surf here works best with a north-east swell, and it can handle swell sizes as small as 1ft (about 0.3 meters). You can catch both left and right waves, which is great for practicing your maneuvering. The best waves occur on low, mid, or high tides, making it flexible if you want to plan your session. Keep in mind, though, the conditions can get a bit messy when the northeast winds pick up, so check the wind coming from the south-west for cleaner lines.

As a beginner spot, it’s mostly sandy, which is safer for those still getting the hang of things. Just remember to look out for those onshore winds, especially when they kick in strong. Overall, Le Lorrain can be a decent place to build your confidence and skills in the water.

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