Surf Spots
Devil's Rock
Devil's Rock in Tamraght: a sandy beach break for beginners and improvers, 7 minutes on foot from the village. Swell, wind, tide and hazards.
How it breaks
Devil’s Rock is a sandy beach break next to the rocky headland that gives the spot its name. Sandbanks form several peaks along the beach, so there are lefts and rights to choose from. The waves are usually soft and slow, which makes it one of the places where people around Tamraght learn to stand up and ride their first green waves.
It is also known as K14. Because it is so friendly, it is busy with surf schools, especially in the morning.
When it works
It picks up north-west winter swells and is cleanest with light north-east to east wind, usually in the morning. Mid tide is the most consistent. On big swells the beach tends to close out; on those days guides take improvers to the points instead. See the surf forecast for the coming days.
Getting there
From the centre of Tamraght it is about 1.2 km down to the beach. From the Travel Surf Nature house it is around 7 minutes on foot.
Surf guiding
Surf it with a local guide
The Travel Surf Nature guides check the conditions every morning and take you where the waves suit your level: here, or wherever it's best that day.