Paradise is a surf spot located a few kilometers south of Swakopmund in Namibia. It features a sectiony left reef that breaks off a rocky point in a bay. Though it has its charm, the spot might not be for everyone. It's popular among surfers looking for something a bit different, but be prepared for some ups and downs.

The best conditions here happen with a southwest swell direction, but it can handle swells coming from the south and west too. The waves typically break over uneven reef and can get good at around 2ft (approximately 0.6 meters), making it suitable for intermediate surfers. You can expect left-hand waves, which are fun but can be a bit tricky sometimes. For the best experience, catch the waves when the wind is coming from the east and the tide is low, mid, or high.

Surfing at Paradise can be a mixed bag, so it’s essential to check conditions before heading out. While it’s not the most consistent spot, it can surprise you with some decent sessions when the swell is right. Keep an eye on the forecasts and be ready to adapt your plans if necessary. Happy surfing!