Surfspots

Miramar

An elegant, upscale beach nestled between luxury hotels in Biarritz’s most exclusive district. You might stumble upon a lost Rolex in the san or spot a millionaire sunbathing au naturel. Miramar features a beach break that delivers good waves most of the time. Keep a close eye on the tides, as the sandy beach virtually disappears at high tide, making exits tricky. Watch out for strong currents and submerged rocks.

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  • Low to Mid Tide

  • South East Winds

  • North West Swell

  • Beachbreak

  • Shifting Peaks

  • Max Swell 8ft

Grande Plage

Grand Plage is one of the best surf spots in Biarritz. Along the beach, three distinct peaks offer both right- and left-hand beach breaks. Rideable waves can usually be found throughout the day, regardless of swell size, direction, or tide. The beach is well protected from all wind directions, making conditions consistently favorable. Thanks to the powerful lights along the promenade, night surfing is even possible. Grand Plage has hosted major victories by some of surfing’s greatest legends, and it’s also the birthplace of the iconic Biarritz Surf Gang, who made history in the 1970s…Don’t miss their story on film.

Getting There Spot Forecast More Info

  • Low to Mid Tide

  • South East Winds

  • North West Swell

  • Beachbreak

  • Shifting Peaks

  • Max Swell 8ft

beach of Côte des Basques

The most famous beach along the European coastline, voted as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. The Côte des Basques beach is the birthplace of Biarritz’s surf history, where the very first surfers in Europe stood up on a wooden plank and enjoyed the rush of being pushed by the smooth, raw natural energy of a wave. This beach is especially known for the long right hander wave called Belza, named after a gorgeous historic building that sits majestically on the rock outcrop on the north end of the beach.

Getting There Spot Forecast More Info

  • Low to Mid Tide

  • East Winds

  • North West Swell

  • Beachbreak

  • Shifting Peaks

  • Max Swell 8ft

Marbella

A local’s spot with no car parking and a challenging wave with strong currents at times. Many locals can be found there who want to protect their playground. It is the spot where Axel, our surf instructor calls his home. Pay attention to the tides here. A charming rustic little bar called Le Debololo sits on top of the beach cliffs overlooking the surf break – a perfect spot for a sunset drink or aperowith the locals.
Getting There Spot Forecast Surf with Axel

  • Low to Mid Tide

  • East Winds

  • North West Swell

  • Beachbreak

  • Shifting Peaks

  • Max Swell 8ft

beach of milady

Milady

The southern-most beach of Biarritz with a solid right and left hander wave all year long. At high tide, it’s not recommended for beginners because of dangerous currents. At low tides, it can be a wonderful break for everybody. You will find many amenities here – a big parking area, large children’s playground, seaside walkway, mostly clean toilets, outdoor showers and a few restaurants. It’s a perfect beach to set up your beach umbrella and spend the whole day tanning, surfing, eating and drinking.
Getting There Spot Forecast More Info

  • Low to Mid Tide

  • East Winds

  • North West Swell

  • Beachbreak

  • Shifting Peaks

  • Max Swell 8ft

Port Vieux

A historic beach spot in Biarritz right in the city centre, where Basque whale hunters brought back their catch in their rowing boats. This small beach is protected from all wind and swell directions by the rock outcrops that surround it. It’s a popular beach for spending the day leisurely tanning and swimming in the cool ocean waters. Surfing isn‘t possible here but you can enjoy a variety of other water activities – stand-up paddle boarding, snorkelling, rock-climbing, cliff-jumping.
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