This spot can be ride at low and high tide, but you'll have to be very carefull, it's shalow and the reef cut big time. The most difficult part of the session is tyo get in and out of the water. In fact the entry point is a flat stone market with a big peace of concrete. This is where you will stand wainting for the right time to jump in the water.
Great people in the water, They will make you plenty of room in the waves, Be respectfull
NOTICE: Last time i went to la setenta was: January 2004- the place is getting durty, and not really weloming, but the water i still ok, lets say if your girl friend/ boy friend don t surf, it's not the best place to relax!!!
No Surf shop around and neither in la havana and the rest of Cuba. Bring your stuff. By the way if you want to leave your clothes, sun glasses, sandals...there is what we call a parqueo in front of the spot. This is a place where they keep the bycicles, but for 25 cents, the guy can keep your stuff the time you'll be in the water. Trust me, it worth it big time...i remember once going back home with my surf trunks and my board...
map with the exact position of the break
Felix is on of the guy you can ask about the spots for surfing in Cuba. He is one of the first surfers to charge the waves at la setenta and when the pros pass by the Island , he is one the guide who join them to make the tour of the Island.
