Le Moule Beach Park (Le Moule)

Le Moule Beach Park is an exposed beach-and-reef setup known for clear, high-quality water and consistent wave activity. In summer it can be mostly flat, but at other times it regularly produces surf—particularly when swell and tide line up to protect riders over the reef. For wind sports, the spot is driven by trade winds (Alizés) blowing from the East through the E/ENE range. Winter and spring tend to be the most reliable, with typical wind speeds commonly around 15–25 knots. Kitesurfers generally find the location useful for freeride and wave styles under side-onshore conditions, while windier days may favor smaller kites. Surfing is described as a reef break with peeling, fast waves and excellent wave quality, with the best working swell direction including North and Northeast and an optimal swell-height window around 1.0 to 2.5 meters. Rides can vary based on swell connection (reported ranges extend up to roughly 50–100 meters), and on bigger swell the break can become very heavy due to strong currents. Safety is a major theme here: reefs, sharp rocks, and sea urchins are present, and strong currents can pull toward the open ocean or across the reef. The recommended approach is to go in via the jetty, favor mid to high tide for a safety buffer over the reef, and use reef-protective footwear. Local priority rules are strictly observed at the main surf peak, and kitesurfing is typically kept to the designated beach-park launch area to reduce conflicts with swimmers.