Do you want to go surfing on France's west coast but aren't sure where to start? Do you live in the Anglet area and want to learn how to surf? Surfing in the village of Anglet is an unforgettable experience. This town has 10 or so beaches and offers a diverse range of surfing opportunities, depending on the wind and tides. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned surfer, you'll discover beaches that fit your needs.

Where to go surfing in Anglet?

- Plage de la Petite Chambre d'Amour: Located near the southern end of the Anglo-Saxon coast, this beach is a favourite surfing spot, thanks to the cliff's protection from the harsh southern winds. However, the few boulders that rise from the sand extends towards the north of the beach and should be avoided.

- Plage de la Barre: This beach, located north of Anglet, is ideal for novices. Owing to the dikes that surround the beach, the waves are not as powerful here, making it a great area to take shelter on stormy days.

- Plage de la Madrague: Unquestionably one of Anglet's most beautiful beaches, La Madrague is also an outstanding surf site for novices and experienced riders alike, offering great waves in a stunning setting.

- Plage des Cavaliers: Thanks to the incredible tubular waves, this beach is a fantastic destination for experienced surfers. Many professional tournaments are hosted at this location, so come watch them.

- Plage de la Marinella: This lovely Anglet beach attracts all types of surfers because the waves are suitable for beginners and experienced surfers looking to develop their technique.

- Corsaires Beach: For all surfers and board sports enthusiasts, this area attracts a younger crowd than others in town due to its relaxed environment and is ideal for beginners, experienced surfers, and those wishing to develop their technique.

- Club beach: This beach is ideal for all experienced surfers because it frequently offers good surfing conditions. At low tide, surfers break the waves because the beach is entirely covered at high tide.

- Dunes and Ocean Beaches: These two types of beaches combine to form a single beach break that is particularly popular among expert surfers. There is a very wild mood there, which is a plus for this location.

- Plage des Sables d'Or: Similar to the club beach, this beach is best visited at low tide because the sea fully covers the beach at high tide. It's a famous beach that organises events like Night Surfing.

All beginners who want to learn to surf should note that there are surf clubs on every beach in Anglet. As a result, you will have a wide range of possibilities from which to choose.

This emotionally charged activity will take you to Anglet's most beautiful corners! There is no reason not to go surfing if you live in the area or are visiting Anglet on vacation. There is something for everyone, whether young or elderly, inexperienced or experienced. So what are you waiting for? Come to Anglet and surf!