Las Piscinas (Moya)

Las Piscinas is a low-profile, exposed reef break at the natural sea-water pools on the north coast of Moya. It’s known for a consistent right-hand wave that peels well when the right swell arrives, with conditions working best around mid tide. Surf quality is generally described as good, and the break is particularly reliable in the autumn-to-winter window (with October highlighted as a best month). When swell is larger, the wave can still hold its size, but access becomes more difficult across the rocks. Wind-wise, trade-wind influence and local cliff effects can make conditions variable; reported typical winds are around 10–20 knots with moderate gustiness, and overall reliability is described as low. Wind direction matters for wave grooming: south winds tend to be offshore and cleaner, while NE trades can come cross-onshore and add chop. Safety planning is important at this spot because it’s an exposed reef with rocks and reported sea-urchins, plus strong currents and rocky entry/exit. Avoid the natural pools area (especially to keep clear of swimmers), use reef-appropriate footwear, and consider early-morning sessions when winds are less disruptive.