Sassandra is a surf spot located near Drewin village. The main beach might not be the cleanest around, but it does have some potential for good rides, especially off the pink granite reef. This area is known for its laid-back vibe, making it a decent choice for surfers looking to explore.

The surf here has its ups and downs. The optimal swell direction comes from the south, but it can also handle swells from the west. Conditions are best when the swell size is around 5 feet (1.5 meters). You’ll find mainly right-hand reef breaks that can give you long rides, sometimes up to 100 meters, especially near the pink granite reef. Low to mid tides work best here, and the preferable wind direction is from the northeast. It's a spot that can be suitable for beginners who are looking to practice their skills.

Besides the main beach, there are miles of average beach breaks around, so you might want to take some time to explore other nearby spots. Just a heads up, the area can get pretty mosquito-ridden during the rainy months, so bring some bug spray. If you're looking for some local surf vibes, check in with local surfers like Jule and Waldo, who can guide you around. For a more immersive experience, there’s also a surf camp that you can look into by reaching out at [email protected].