Plage de la Chapelle
Guadeloupe, France · Beach break
Local time
15:00
Sunrise
05:57
Sunset
17:58
Data source
Unavailable
Reading the ocean.
SWELLRADAR is requesting a verified marine run for Plage de la Chapelle.
Spot intelligence.
La Chapelle receives northern Atlantic energy and can change quickly with trade wind and reef exposure. The tide response remains adaptive until more local observations are available.
Profile source · French Surf Federation spot directoryCalibrated geometry
Faces NE · 25°
Clean offshore axis SW · Intermediate profile
Wave
North-facing beach and reef peaks
Sand with reef and rock margins
Swell window
N–NE
0.5–2.0 m profile range
Clean wind
SW–W offshore or light trade wind
Applied to wind scoring
Tide window
Mid tide · rising
Profile-aware timing
Field guide
Read the break.
Character · setup · local read
Field guide
Read the break.
Character
01Plage de la Chapelle is defined by north-facing beach and reef peaks over sand with reef and rock margins. The shape can change with swell angle, period and the active section, so the live score should always be paired with a visual check from shore.
Best setup
02N–NE swell, sw–w offshore or light trade wind and mid tide · rising form the profile baseline. SWELLRADAR treats 0.5–2.0 m as a working range, not a guarantee of breaking-wave size.
Lineup read
03Choose a peak that matches your experience and reassess it as tide and crowd change. Pay particular attention to reef and rock margins, rip currents, trade-wind chop. Local signs and advice always take priority.
Know before you paddle
Live conditions and local advice always override this profile.
The break
Beach break
Intermediate. Works best with N–NE swell.
Timing
SW–W offshore or light trade wind
Mid tide · rising. Re-check local observations and the lineup before you paddle out.
Data note
Live model unavailable
SWELLRADAR withholds numerical conditions, scores and surf windows until a verified marine run is available.