Teba is a surf spot located on Teba Shima island, known for its unique setting and surf conditions. This spot is accessed by boat from the nearby harbours, making it a bit of a journey to get there. It's not the most popular location, but it has its own charm and offers some quality waves when the conditions are right.
The surf at Teba features a right-hand wave that breaks over an uneven reef. It works best with a south-east swell, while also handling swells coming from the east and south. You can catch decent waves around 3 feet (about 0.9 meters) in size, making it suitable for intermediate surfers. The best time to surf here is during low to mid tide, and the ideal wind direction is from the south-west. It's worth mentioning that this spot isn't frequently ridden, so if you’re looking for a less crowded session, Teba could be a good option.
Since it's not super well-known, the vibe here can be pretty laid back. Just keep in mind that it's not as consistent as other spots, so make sure to check the swell forecast before heading out. If you’re looking for something different from the usual surf scene, Teba might be worth a visit.