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Surf spot guide · La Réunion, France
Saint-Leu is a world-class left-hand reef break on the southwest coast of Réunion Island.
High Waves
Large waves up to 3.1m expected at Saint-Leu. Peak conditions around 6:00 AM.
Exercise extreme caution when entering the water. Strong currents and large waves present. Warning valid until 9:00 PM.
Saint-Leu is renowned for its long, fast, and hollow left-hand waves breaking over sharp coral reef. This iconic spot hosts high-performance surfing and has featured on the WSL tour. Swells from the south to southwest deliver powerful, consistent surf, especially during the Southern Hemisphere winter. The lineup can be crowded, with skilled locals dominating the peak. Hazards include strong currents, shallow reef, and the presence of sharks. Only experienced surfers should attempt Saint-Leu due to its challenging conditions.
Long hollow lefts over Saint-Leu's razor reef, locals only in winter swell.
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Intense and local-dominated
Check shark advisories before surfing
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Presence of sharks is a real risk
Saint-Leu is often crowded, especially on weekends and during prime swell periods. The peak is highly competitive with strong local presence.
Intense and local-dominated
Parking is available nearby, but can fill quickly on good days. Short walk down to the reef edge.
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