Beachbreak

This spot is an exposed sandy beach break in Baja Sur that can produce surfable waves throughout the year, with both lefts and rights. Conditions are described as reasonably consistent, and the break is reported to work at all tide stages, making it a flexible option for planning sessions around swell and wind. Surf is most effective when southwest groundswells line up with northeast offshore winds. When the wind comes from the northeast, it’s more likely to groom the wave face; when winds shift onshore, the surf can turn choppy. Wave shape is consistently described as peeling, with moderate wave power. Because the beach is exposed and the lineup is remote, safety planning matters: dangerous rip currents are specifically noted along with hazards like rocks near shore. Stingrays are also reported in the shallows, and heavy shorebreak is mentioned, so arriving prepared with the right gear and being self-sufficient is important. In terms of timing, the spot is widely framed as rarely crowded year-round. Ground-level guidance highlights December as a best month for the overall setup, while broader seasonal notes emphasize that the cleanest, most reliable surfing tends to happen when offshore winds and summer groundswells align; wetsuit choice depends strongly on season, with spring wetsuit guidance preferred and warmer-water sessions in late summer sometimes handled with lighter protection.