Millers Landing

Millers Landing is a rugged, remote exposed beach and point break on the San Quintín Coast in Baja Norte. Surfing here is generally aimed at medium wave conditions with a mix of beach-break and point-break options, and the spot is described as having good waves when swell and wind align. The coastline is exposed, so conditions can change quickly and wind can add chop depending on the exact angle. From a safety perspective, the main reported hazards are rocks and reef sections, along with sharks and stingrays in shallower zones. The location is very remote and off-grid, and there are no lifeguards or on-site rescue services reported; nearest medical facilities are described as being in Guerrero Negro (with emergency services reachable via 911). Local guidance emphasizes bringing all necessary supplies, plus water and fuel, and using a high-clearance vehicle for access roads. For wind sports, the wind pattern is described as Northwest (NW/WNW) with thermal reinforcement building through the afternoon. The most consistent wind window is reported roughly from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM, with spring and summer being the best season. Typical reported wind for the spot is about 15–25 knots, and the thermal effect is described as potentially boosting wind strength during that period. Kite and wave-oriented sessions are described as side-onshore from the Northwest, with riders focusing on the point or beach sections. Overall, Millers Landing fits travelers who prioritize solitude and self-sufficiency. Crowding is described as low-profile, though it can see small traveling groups at times. The spot also has a budget, minimal-facilities character: no on-site food, equipment rental, storage, or repairs are reported, and provisions are expected to be sourced from nearby towns.