San Anton is a medium-sized beach that offers some decent surf when the conditions are right. It’s not the most consistent spot, so you’ll find it rarely gets crowded. Located near some rocky areas to the east, there are other options if you want to mix things up. The beach can get a bit busy in summer, and parking is often a challenge, so plan accordingly.

The best time to catch some waves here is during low tide. The optimal swell direction is Northwest, but it can also handle swells coming from the North. You can expect surfable conditions when the swell size is around 3 feet (about 1 meter). The beach breaks offer both left and right waves, which are suitable for intermediate surfers looking to improve their skills. SouthWest winds will give you the best quality surf here, so keep an eye on the forecast.

Make sure to check out nearby Eiron for some alternative surf spots if San Anton isn’t firing. Overall, it’s an okay spot worth visiting, but don't expect perfection every time you paddle out.