Pointe Du Milier

Pointe du Milier is a sheltered beach break on the Cap-Sizun coast in Brittany that does not work consistently and is therefore highly condition-dependent. When it does break, it offers both lefts and rights with generally good wave quality, though rides are typically short (often under 50 meters). Best results are reported for a West to Northwest swell with offshore-leaning wind, particularly in winter. February is highlighted as the best month, but clean surf frequency is relatively low in that month (with a high blown-out percentage), so choosing the right day and wind direction matters. The spot is also described as having significant protection from northerly winds due to cliff and point orientation. Safety is an important consideration: rocks and reef/submerged reef sections are present near the shoreline, and rip currents/undertow are reported. For planning, conditions that combine a low tide (or low to mid tide) and the right swell are commonly recommended, including the notion that rising or falling tides can also work when the swell is suitable. The location is consistently described as uncrowded (weekdays and weekends often empty/very low crowds), which makes it a good option when you want quieter surfing rather than more mainstream surf tourism.