Where can you surf in Outre-Mer?
Yosurf tracks 29 surf spots in Outre-Mer, with a spot page for comparing waves, wind, recommended level and nearby breaks.
From Saint-Leu to Teahupo'o via Le Souffleur in Guadeloupe and Tartane in Martinique, the overseas territories concentrate some of the most iconic waves on the planet.
Réunion: austral swell April to October. Antilles: north swell November to March. Tahiti: south swell April to October.
The region's standout spots today (today's score, Intermediate level).
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The local brief, spot by spot, season, swell, wind, tide and the vibe.
Saint-Leu
The left that peels for 300 metres over coral, facing the volcano.
Papara
The black-sand beach break where you learn to surf in Tahiti, the exact opposite of the lethal Teahupo'o pass.
Teahupo'o
The 'end of the road' at Tahiti Iti, where the ocean folds over a reef fifty centimetres deep — experts only, spectators by boat.
Yosurf tracks 29 surf spots in Outre-Mer, with a spot page for comparing waves, wind, recommended level and nearby breaks.
Start with the session score, then check wave height, swell period and wind. Light offshore or cross-offshore wind often matters more than raw wave size.
Réunion: austral swell April to October. Antilles: north swell November to March. Tahiti: south swell April to October.
Yes, some breaks can suit beginners when the swell stays small. Choose lifeguarded beaches, surf schools and avoid strong-current days.