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Surf: The Captivating Waves of the Tube of the Week for June 1

Heading to the Atlantic: the week of 1er June features a cocktail of waves hollow, waves regular waves and light winds, perfect for chasing the tube perfect one and enjoying a true seaside escape.

Surf forecast: the spots set to score in Hossegor and along the Aquitaine coast

The Canyelles and Gouf Plateau buoys agree: 1.9 m WNW swell, 13-second period, offshore breeze at dawn. Hossegor’s shifting sandbars should deliver dreamy rail-to-rail surfing at Culs Nus Beach before the thermal wind picks up. Savvy riders will keep an eye on the cyclone swell alert issued by Surf-Hossegor, useful if the tropical depression named “Helena” decides to hit earlier than expected.

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Wind windows, sandbars, and an escape option

Between the 9 a.m. falling tide and noon low tide, the southern sandbars channel the swell: hollow sections, punchy takeoffs 50 m from shore, fast ride for goofy and regular surfers. For a Plan B, head north; Capbreton will offer slower walls, perfect for fine-tuning your flow on a twin or mid-length.

Corona Cero New Zealand Pro: figures and highlights

The stars of the world surf tour secured their tickets to the finals in machine-like fashion. In the final, Carissa Moore makes a thunderous comeback after her maternity break, while Italo Ferreira lands a 9.83 aerial rotation. Marco Mignot, loyal to the Hossegor Surf Club, exits in the 3rde round but remains 14the overall, within reach of the mid-season Cut.

CT Rank Surfing Nation NZ Pro Result
1 Carissa Moore Haw Winner
1 Italo Ferreira Bra Winner
14 Marco Mignot Fra 3e round
Sawyer Lindblad USA Finalist
Morgan Cibilic Aus Finalist

Next stop: Punta Roca under the microscope

Heading to El Salvador this Friday. The stop is known for its mechanical right-hander; regular-footers are already sharpening their carves while goofy-footers prepare tight cutbacks. Streamers can follow the event and heat stats on the detailed competition schedule.

Surf calendar: competitions and initiatives for the first half of June

The competitive wave front isn’t slowing down. Three major events are lined up along the sandy coast:

  • Roxy Vahiné Cup France – June 6-7, Grand Crohot: a ticket to Tahiti 2027 is up for grabs.
  • Interclub shortboard & longboard – Mimizan: qualification for the 2027 Interclub World Championships in Australia is at stake.
  • National bodysurf & kneeboard Open – Vieux-Boucau: a twin-fin event format for purists who love the feel of fins and shortboards.

The younger generation will not be left out: the anniversary edition of the “Têtards” will take over the Côte des Basques on June 20–21, celebrating six decades of passing on wave-riding culture.

Longboard/SUP results: focus on Oléron & Vieux-Boucau

Raony Portilla, Mila Dufrene, and Margaux Vieuge confirm their dominance on the national scene. Among the SUPers, Pierre Girardeau and Gabriel Bachelet sweep the board, reminding us that big boards and their waves soft waves remain a demanding playground.

Industry and sustainability: when business rhymes with ocean

The Ocean Leaders Summit brings together 300 investors and start-ups in Lacanau this June 4: surf-working in the morning, pitching in the afternoon, and a beach clean at sunset. EuroSIMA unveils its 2026 “Surf Panorama”; first takeaway: 68% of surfers now favor eco-designed boards. At the same time, the FFS is creating a “sustainable surf” commission and is seeking representatives before June 10.

On the gear side, the May fire at Eco-Core’s foam blank factory has reignited the debate over the low-carbon supply chain; an update is forthcoming on the Hossegor industry update.

Eco-friendly checklist for a responsible quiver

Before rushing out to buy, check these points:

  1. Certified bio-based resin label.
  2. Traceability of the PU or EPS blank.
  3. Recyclable or refurbished fin set.
  4. Paraffin-free, biodegradable wax.
  5. Fins and leash recoverable through a take-back program.

When is the next swell alert expected for Hossegor?

If Helena maintains its track, the first cyclonic pulse will hit the coast between June 4 and 5, creating 2.5 m sets on the central sandbanks.

How do I sign up as a representative for the sustainable surf commission?

Download the application package from surfingfrance.com, fill in the skills and planned actions sections, and send it to the indicated address before June 10.

Where can I find detailed forecasts for Punta Roca?

The official WSL website publishes swell reports, but real-time local analysis is shared on Surf Hossegor and Marco Mignot’s social channels.

Are eco-designed boards less high-performing?

Bio-based resin glassing and recycled foam now offer flex and weight comparable to traditional PU; the performance difference has become negligible.