Calafia Mexicali, Baja California, Mexico. Atracadero, Guerrero, Mexico. Visit Website. Punta Mita, Mexico. Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, Mexico. A stalwart of the Mexican surfing scene, Ensenada is just outside Tijuana and not far from the US border, so it attracts surfers from all over the world. While the water is cold, there are some of the best waves around, especially in wintertime.
The best beach for beginners is Playa Hermosa whereas pros will want to head to San Miguel or Todos Santos : San Miguel beach is probably the best place to check out, with its consistent breaks and reliable swells. Todos Santos is frequently excellent too. Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico. Well-known amongst hippie travelers as the best destination for beachside raves, the quaint and colourful town of Sayulita in Nayarit is also up there among the finest surfing destinations in the country.
All along the beautifull Playa Sayulita you will come across stalls offering surf rental and lessons, making this the perfect place for surfers of all abilities. The best beach for beginners is Playa Sayulita. For pros, best to make for Playa Carricitos. December to April sees the best swell here. Sayulita, Nayarit, Mexico. Further down the Mexican coast brings you to the tiny state of Colima , where the surfing potential is sometimes overlooked.
Easily the most famous beach is that of Boca de Pascuales , which is legendary for its towering breaks and tubes coming from all directions and only suitable for experts. The state has sadly developed a reputation for drugs and violence over the past few years.
This former fishing village turned surf hotspot has a reputation amongst those in the know for the crashing waves at the point of Troncones. But you can also find great spots to start your surfing journey in and around Playa Troncones too.
It is a great laid-back town that should be added to your Mexico list. Puerto Escondido is in the state of Oaxaca in Southern Mexico.
Playa Zicatela is the most well-known beach in Puerto Escondido for surfing and is recommended for more advanced riders who can handle some large waves, but there are great spots for beginners in the area. The waves and conditions are quality and consistent, what more could you ask for? Puerto Escondido is a cute surf town with tons of things to do.
There are surfing schools that you can stay at to work on your skills and you can also rent a board from various places in the area.
After all, it is one of the best beaches in Oaxaca. Which is known for having some great waves. Playa Hermosa is the best beach for beginners and San Miguel is an awesome beach for experienced riders. All in all, the breaks and swells are reliable and great. This is why it is one of the best surf spots in Mexico. Located on a small peninsula in the Nayarit state of Mexico, Punta Mita is a gorgeous surf town.
There are some gorgeous accommodations that overlook the surf break in Punta Mita. If you want an easy-to-access wave, right outside your window. This is your place! There are great waves within walking distance of the town which makes it very accessible.
Rosarito, I am sure you have heard one or two songs written about this surfers paradise. Located in the state of Baja California on the peninsula, Rosarito is a magical town. It has a large nightlife scene and lots of things to do. Rosarito is also known for getting great barrels. Go on get in that green room! As well as many different beaches to explore.
The best break in Rosarito is Baja Malibu which has consistent breaks. Rosarito Beach is another great spot but it can get busy at times. Salina Cruz located in the southern state of Oaxaca has been attracting surfers for years.
What used to be a secret spot, is not a common destination for surfers. Despite being a popular choice among SoCal surfers, when it comes to surfing in Mexico , the third largest country in Latin America still boasts a huge untapped potential.
There are classic point breaks, tubing beach breaks, strong offshore winds; you name it! And, the further south you go, the more deserted the beaches become. Photo credit: Bryce Bradford via Flickr. With 5, miles 9, km of coastline, Mexico is a true paradise for water sports lovers. However, the best surf can be found on its Pacific coastline, which is 4, miles 7, km long and dotted with firing point breaks and barreling beach breaks. There are plenty of beginner-friendly beaches, as well as some huge waves to be found here.
Overall, Mexico is a great place to get barreled. A lot! Windy Baja California , with its chilly water, is a swell magnet known for producing some of the best waves in Mexico. Unfortunately, there are no secret surf spots in northern Baja anymore, as San Diego day-trippers have been exploring the area for decades. But, if you go further south, crowds will no longer be an issue. Surfing in Nayarit means uncrowded line-ups and hardcore breaks, as well as plenty of beginner-friendly and longboarding spots.
The crystal-clear azure waters of Mexico are warm all year round in most regions except the northern ones. Mexico receives consistent swell all year round, with powerful waves being generated by the Southern Ocean. The peak surfing season lasts between May and October, during hurricane season, when the waves are big and consistent. Are you ready to catch a wave in sunny Mexico? From Baja California Peninsula all the way to Oaxaca, tag along as we explore the best surf spots in Mexico.
Photo credit: expedia. Approximately 20 miles 32 km south of the US border, the beaches in the Rosarito area are quite easy to get to and are, therefore, quite touristy and crowded. Nevertheless, the exciting breaks here are well-worth the hassle. Baja Malibu is the most popular in the Rosarito area, home to a punchy beach break with glassy waves that promises the ride of your life.
Rosarito Beach is a long and exposed beach break, and further south, Calafia is a right-hand point break that regularly produces head-high to double overhead-high waves. Let us not forget the spine-tingling breaks at K , K On busy days, you still have a chance to escape the crowds at k Best time to go : Summer and autumn, but there are good conditions all year round. Photo credit: surfer.
The unofficial birthplace of Mexican surfing, the beaches at Ensenada were first explored by American surfers in the early s. Only 70 miles km south of the US border, they continue to be a popular day-trip destination for SoCal surfers. The best surf can be found at Playa San Miguel , a black-sand surf beach just north of town, where some incredibly long rides await. Playa Hermosa is great for those who are still learning to surf , as well as for those looking to take their skills up a notch.
And, of course, we cannot leave Ensenada before stopping at Isla Todos Santos , home to one of the best big wave surfing spots in Mexico, which goes by the name of Killers. Best time to go : Powerful swells hit the coast during winter months.
Even though the water is slightly warmer than in the US, it is still pretty cold so make sure you pack a wetsuit. The stretch of coastline between Cabo San Lucas and Todos Santos is internationally renowned for its quality breaks. Photo credit: Jill. S via Flickr. North of Todos Santos, La Pastora is a right-hand point break that often gets triple overhead, reserved for advanced surfers. Only 20 minutes south of Todos Santos, Playa Los Cerritos is a favorite among longboarders and surfers looking to camp on the beach and enjoy the warm weather both day and night.
Playa Pescadero is an uncrowded A-frame reef break for intermediate to advanced surfers. Near Cabo San Lucas , Monuments is a short and spinning left-hand point break for experienced surfers.
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