Agami Surf Spot
Agami Beach, El Agamy, Alexandria Governorate, Egypt
Where is Agami?
Agami is a beach break near El Agamy in Egypt. Best season: December through March. Level: Beginner - Intermediate. GPS: 31.1341, 29.7768.
About This Break
Agami brings a distinctive Egyptian setting to the Mediterranean surf experience. Located west of central Alexandria, this coastal district offers sandy beaches, left and right beach-break waves, and a local surfing community. Winter brings the best opportunity for stronger surf, while smaller summer waves can provide approachable conditions for lessons and relaxed sessions.
Agami is an exposed beach break where waves form over shifting sandbars, producing both lefts and rights. Conditions vary with the banks, swell and wind: smaller days can suit beginners and longboarders, while stronger winter swells offer more powerful waves for experienced surfers.
The coastline receives predominantly Mediterranean windswell. A north swell paired with light southeast offshore winds provides the preferred setup. Finding the right combination of swell and wind is key to catching Agami at its best.
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Spot Characteristics
Local Knowledge
Crowds vary by beach and season. Main peaks can get busy.
Exposed conditions can become choppy in onshore or cross-shore winds. Shifting sandbars affect wave quality and can create rip currents, particularly during stronger swells. Check entry and exit points, watch for swimmers, and confirm access arrangements—some beaches operate privately or require passes. Ask local surfers about currents and any submerged obstacles before entering at an unfamiliar section.
