Le Moule Spot Guide
About Le Moule
Grande-Terre consists of gently rolling scrubland and numerous sugar-cane fields. Le Moule, facing NE on the crescent-shaped coastline of Grande-Terre, is the main surfers hangout. Good exposure to N-E swells, it's the most consistent and crowded wave around. Normally this reef works as a 2-4ft (0.5-1.2m) onshore left with a juicy take-off right in front of the car park, plus there is a rideable beachbreak nearby.
Watch out for rocks and urchins when getting in and out of the water at Le Moule.
- Mid to High Tide Mid to High Tide
- Left-hand break over submerged reef Left-hand break over submerged reef
- Uneven Reef and Sand Uneven Reef and Sand
- N - SE N - SE
- Southerly Southerly
- 8 2 Swell Range 2 - 8ft
Swell Consistency and Wind Overview
Photos & Videos
All Tides 
Right-hand break over submerged reef 
Uneven Reef 
N - E 
Southerly 
10ft to 4ft 
Peaky Beachbreak 
Uneven Reef and Sand 
N - SE 
8ft to 3ft 
Submerged reef with peaky waves 
South Westerly 
Mid to High Tide 
E - S 
North Easterly 
Left-hand break over submerged reef 
Dead Coral 
Northerly 
N - NE 
Easterly 
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