Anse du Brick

Anse du Brick is a surf spot located in Normandy, France. This surf spot requires a significant west or north swell to produce optimal conditions. It is particularly noted for its two major peaks, one located on the right side of the cove and the other on the left. On good days, Anse du Brick can generate some of the best waves in the area. The waves are typically of an a-frame type, breaking over a sandy bottom, with a length of less than 50 meters. The spot can be surfed at low to medium tide, making it accessible during various tidal conditions. The quality of the waves is generally normal, and the spot is known to be less crowded, providing a more solitary surfing experience. Surfing here is suitable for all levels of experience, although it is advisable for surfers to check their skills against the difficulty of the spot before entering the water. The frequency of breaks at Anse du Brick is somewhat irregular, with the best conditions often found during winter months. The surf spot is located near Cherbourg, with easy access by heading towards Fermanville, where the cove is easily identifiable. Parking can be hazardous, so it is important to exercise caution in this area. Surf etiquette should always be observed, especially in crowded conditions, to ensure a respectful environment among surfers. Additionally, it is advisable to check surf forecasts and reports for optimal conditions before heading out. This spot is surrounded by other notable surf locations, including Bretteville, La Mondrée, Collignon, Vauville, and Biville, providing various options for surfers in the region. Respect the locals. Check out the good surf at Anse du Brick in the next 7 days, the webcams, the full forecast report, or see the spot on the surf map.