along the area of "Cote Sauvage".Below, the picture of the wave being the rusty junk is not exactly what is call the Cote Sauvage and it is located in a nasty part of the port.
You may not need to be an expert to surf up there but you definitely need some muscle to reach the line up...and you may be surprised by the power of some session during the dry season. For the ones who are not aware Congo is creating a lot of excellent surfer and funny it is that only the female are showing at very high professional ranking level....
comment by ahlaboulettehotmail.com, 2006-10-25 22:12:09
Hi, I'm coming for a month (para-petrol job) for a month and maybe more later in Pointe Noire. Actually I'm a bodyboarder but can still use a big boat (longboard)... when I have to. I m looking for a board by the end of october, a cheap one really, even just a door board! I you have any tps on how to find something quickly I would love it. COncerning the spots it seems that it s already well discribed and i will do my own investigations anyway...thanks in advance, don't hesitate to email me.
comment by Anonymous, 2006-06-09 10:48:25
Great spot
There's consistent A-frame peaks, perfect at 4ft and can handle upto 6-8ft, after that it's a closeout. Park in front of the Um Bongo factory and the wave's right there.Bon Chance!
comment by anonymous, 2005-08-09 15:58:12
Thanks for the Piege a sable
Who ever posted the picture No 8. Thanks to show the "Piege a sable" (sand-trap located at the entrance of the commecial port but supposely a military zone....). I was wondering if it was still working and if the access was still a challenge with the gards. It reminds me a lot of good things....Souvenirs, souvenirs............
comment by ahlaboulettehotmail.com, 2006-10-25 22:12:09