Medina is a surf spot located on the east coast, known for its long, sweeping lefts when the conditions are right. It’s a place where surfers can find some decent waves, especially when an East-Southeast swell shows up. While it's not the most famous spot around, it can be worth a visit, especially if you're exploring the area.

The surf at Medina is best when the swell comes from the East, but it can also handle swells from the Northeast and Southeast. It typically picks up swells that are around 2ft (about 0.6 meters) and breaks over sand, creating point break waves that go left. For the best experience, aim for days when the wind comes from the Northwest, and try to surf during low, mid, or high tides. This spot is most suited for intermediate surfers who are comfortable riding lefts.

If you're in the area, you might want to check out Nhoza Beach for more consistent peaks, and don't forget to look at the reefs in Sousse and Monastir if you have extra time. These nearby spots can also offer some fun surf when Medina isn't firing.