By Rafa Saiz Elizondo , 17-01-2009

Briketak - That spot (both reef and wave)is named 'Briketak' far long before surfers started visiting it. It is not loated in front of Donibane Lohitzun (St Jean de Luz), but between Hendaia and Ziburu.
See you in Basque Country

By Anonymous , 05-12-2007

ok for Big Surf Paul - I bring you to Bel Paul, have jet
KRISTO

By Paul Marchant , 05-08-2007

surfing Belharra - I,m looking to team up with some one so I can take some photos of this spot I,m RYA trained on a jet ski If any one is interested please contact me paulscanvasprints.com

By Anonymous , 25-04-2007

When does it break? - is there anyone who lives near there or knows a way to know when will it break?
It's frightening...

By Anonymous , 11-10-2006

Real as real - This wave is real. I witnessed it breaking whilst driving to St Sebastian from St Jean de Luz. I parked my car up on the cliff to the right of Hendaya, and witnessed this immense wave. It was at least 5m high and a couple of guys were getting towed in with jetskis.

By Agur , 06-08-2006

Bahia de Vizcaya - Maybe you call Biscayne Bay like Miami. From Mondaka to Biarritz all there for everyone. Belharra is out from village of St Jean de Luz...formidable. This is our Mavericks.

By Anonymous , 20-07-2006

- i am a little surfer from galician and i want to go to this spot when i will older because tahiti or hawaii are so expensive to go and this spot is more or less near where i live.congratuleixons to all the people who ride tihs spot.

By Anonymous , 14-06-2006

- what do americans know about media!, this spot is real ya plonka

By Rustucru , 18-03-2006

- Stay in California please ! I'm sure you don't know where Euskadi is... Belharra rarely breaks and you should know that the media have thought that there were only big waves in Hawaï for years. Now people know it's not the case. Do you mean that basque surfers are liars ???

By ogreeny , 15-01-2006

Califonia surfer - Watch the billabong oddisy (excuse the spelling due to too much drink). Its on there.