Surf spot
pierre and friends
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- Country
- Lebanon
- Coordinates
- 34.2125, 35.6486
“Pierre and Friends” is a well-known surf break on the Lebanese coast, usually described as a fun, rocky-point style wave with Mediterranean energy rather than tropical consistency. It’s a spot that surfers often talk about for its scenic setting, local character, and the fact that Lebanon can get surprisingly rideable swell in the right winter conditions.
Quick description
- Location: Lebanon, on the Mediterranean coast
- Wave type: Rocky point / reef-style surf break
- Best swell: Winter groundswells and storm-generated surf
- Best wind: Light offshore or calm conditions
- Skill level: Intermediate to advanced, depending on size and reef exposure
What it’s like
Pierre and Friends is typically not a mellow beginner beach break. The wave breaks over rock/reef, so it can be punchy, shallow, and more technical. When the swell lines up, it can offer clean, fast, fun rides with decent shape. Because Mediterranean surf is often weather-dependent, conditions can vary a lot from day to day.
Things to know
- Rocks and reef mean you need to be careful on takeoff and in the lineup.
- Crowds can build when it’s working, especially because quality surf is relatively rare in Lebanon.
- Consistency is seasonal; the best chance is usually during stronger winter storm periods.
- The spot is also known for its local surf culture and the “Pierre and Friends” name has a bit of a legendary feel among surfers in the region.
