Amoudia Right (Amoudia Coast)

Amoudia Right is a sandy, wide beach break at the northern end of the bay, set near the Acheron River outlet. Sources describe waves as generally small and clean for learning, and particularly mellow right-handers that suit longboarding and progression. At the same time, the spot is also described as somewhat exposed and having inconsistent surf, so conditions can vary from day to day. For wind, the area is driven strongly by a summer north-westerly Maistro/sea-breeze cycle. Wind is most commonly expected from late spring through early fall (May to September), typically building into the afternoon and easing later. Spot-level guidance places activity roughly from mid-afternoon (around 14:00–18:00 on sunny days), while regional guidance suggests a broader afternoon window. Water conditions are generally described as clean and usable, but the Acheron River mouth can noticeably affect the lineup—especially after rainfall—by changing sandbar formations and water properties nearby. Sources also flag submerged rocks at the far northern edge near the cliff, and the potential for river debris after heavy rain. Seasonally, winter is identified as the best period for surfing, while summer provides warmer temperatures and steadier conditions for light wind sports and general beach activity. Lifeguards are described as seasonal, present typically during peak season on the main beach, and there is no dedicated rescue service for water-sports—so riders should plan for self-rescue and check local conditions carefully at the river outlet before going out.