Surf Toiny

Toiny - St. Barthélemy Toiny features a point break with both right and left waves, breaking over a sharp coral reef. The surf typically ranges from 0.9 to 1.8 meters, with the best conditions occurring during hurricane swells. The spot is known for its hollow, fast, and powerful waves, but caution is advised due to potential dangers like urchins and rips. Situated on the southern side of the island, Toiny attracts surfers seeking consistent action, especially during summer and autumn when southern swells are prevalent. The surf can be fast-paced yet inconsistent, with fickle reef peaks at both ends of Grand Fond and Washing Machine. Expect a crowded lineup, particularly on weekends. Access is convenient, with parking available along the street between Grand Fond and Grand Cul de Sac, followed by a short walk to the surf. Overall, Toiny is a must-visit for those looking to enjoy the vibrant Caribbean surf scene.