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Location
Overview
Regarded as the birthplace of African surfing, this right point break off Ngor Island near Dakar gained fame when Senegal hosted the World Surfing Championship in 1966. Its position catches both North and South Atlantic swells, producing waves year-round. It's a five-minute boat ride from downtown Dakar.
Highlights
The birthplace of African surfing history, host to the 1966 World Surfing Championship
An island surf spot reached by small pirogue boat from mainland Dakar
A consistent right reef point that produces waves throughout the year
A distinctive surf culture blended with Ngor Island's fishing-village scenery
Good to know
SeasonOctober to April is the main swell season, bringing the biggest waves.
SafetyThe wave breaks over reef, so low-tide sessions are recommended for advanced surfers only.
Β·Pirogue boats to the island run on a fixed schedule, so check times in advance.
RulesBoard rental and lessons are typically arranged through a local surf club.
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