Le VVF is a surf spot located along a scenic stretch of sand, known for its accessibility and lively atmosphere. This half-kilometer beach is situated near some notable local landmarks, which makes it easy for surfers to find. The area tends to get busy, especially during peak times, so be prepared to share the waves with others.

The surf here is generally pretty reliable, working well with swell sizes from 0.3m to 3m (1ft to 10ft). The optimal swell direction is from the Northwest, and it also picks up swells from the West and North. Surfers can enjoy both left and right-breaking waves over sand, making it suitable for a range of skill levels, but it’s best suited for intermediate surfers. The beach works nicely at low, mid, and high tides, and it’s nicely sheltered from South-East winds, which helps keep the conditions decent even on breezy days.

Keep an eye out for a semi-submerged bunker during low tide, as it can be a bit of a hazard. The nearby road allows for quick checks of the surf, and parking options are typically available along the promenade. Expect a consistent surf experience, but remember to share the lineup since it can get crowded, especially in the summer months.