Miramar 2 (Paso Nuevo)

Shortboard, Longboard
Best for
Intermediate
Skill Level
Medium waves, Ocean
Spot Type
Busy
Crowd Level

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About this spot

About

This spot tends to perform when NW swell energy is present, producing peeling waves that hold shape. Riders report that the ride length can be long, with sections that may travel across a mix of rocky and sandy bottom areas. The exposure also means conditions can change quickly, and on larger sets the spot can develop strong currents.

  • Long, peeling right-hand point break (works best on NW swell)
  • South winds can act offshore for cleaner surf
  • Remote, off-the-beaten-path setting
Great for
Surfing shortboardSurfing longboard
What's great
  • Right-hand point break that can deliver long, peeling rides
  • Typically less crowded than more famous regional breaks
  • South winds can provide clean offshore conditions
Heads up
  • Exposed point that can involve strong currents on bigger swells
  • Rocks and submerged reef sections near the line-up
  • Remote area with limited facilities
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Practical spot guide

Wind, water and seasons

Wind

Direction
S
Offshore directions
S
Wind Range
10–20 kts
Wind Type
Trade — South is the best wind direction for this spot; winds behave like trade winds in the region.
Reliability
fair
Gust Factor
Moderate gusts
Best Months
July
Thermal Window
Other · Afternoon · Months: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec · Dir: N, NNW, NE · Modest afternoon thermal assist can enhance winds (gradient flow is dominant).

Water & beach

Water Type
Medium waves, Ocean
Beach
Mixed
Beach Size
Medium
Waves
Medium
Launch
Medium
Launch Difficulty
Moderate

Through the year

Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Best seasonOff-season
27–29 °C
Water Temperature
25–33 °C
Air Temperature
Wetsuit Guide
Jan–Dec: none (lycra/rash guard recommended)
Crowds by Season

Occasionally crowded on weekends, otherwise quiet

Storm/Rain Season

October to November

By sport

What to expect for each.

SurfingBest for this spotSkill Level

A notable right-hand point break that can deliver long, peeling waves with good wave quality when the NW swell lines up.

Point break
Wave Direction
Right
Optimal Swell
NW, N
Swell Height
1–2.5 m
Optimal Tide
Mid
Shelter
Exposed
Wind Effect
South winds provide clean offshore conditions.
Bigger Swell
Maintains shape but can develop strong currents.
Wave Quality
Good
Wave Power
Moderate
Wave Shape
Peeling
Peel Speed
Medium
Ride Length
Long — Long, peeling rides when the NW swell hits.
Ride Length Details
Can offer long sections over a rocky and sandy bottom.
Forecast

Check the forecast before you go

See wind, waves, weather and session windows for Miramar 2 (Paso Nuevo) in the full forecast view.

Miramar 2 (Paso Nuevo) wind and wave forecast summary

Wind
3–9 ktsGusts 14 kts
Direction
WNW283°
Strongest day
Mon, Oct 269 kts
Windy days
0/712 kts or more
Waves
0.2–0.7 m4s period
Temperature
25–29 °C

Over the next 7 days, Miramar 2 (Paso Nuevo) is forecast for daytime winds of 3–9 kts, peaking around 9 kts on Monday, October 26 with gusts to 14 kts. The prevailing direction is WNW. Waves run 0.2–0.7 m with a period of about 4s. Based on the Wavind model, in the spot’s local time.

Nearby

Other spots in the area

Safety

What to know before you launch

Safety, access, restrictions, rescue, and local rules can change. Treat these details as informational and confirm them locally before launching.

Hazards

  • Rocks
  • Rip currents
  • Remote location
  • Submerged reef sections
Ability Level: Intermediate
Recommended Safety Gear
LeashWetsuit

Rescue & support

Rescue & Self-Rescue
Limited — Limited formal coastguard presence; rescue services are primarily provided by local boatmen and kite schools.
Emergency Info
Nearest small clinic is in San Bernardo del Viento; major medical facilities are in Montería. General emergency number in Colombia is 123.
Localism / Vibe
Mild

Rules of the spot

Bring all necessary supplies due to limited facilities. Expect rocks and possible rip currents; choose conditions carefully and avoid getting pushed into the point/reeks.

Local Tips
  • Best during the swell season; July is often a peak month.
  • Plan for a remote location with limited facilities—bring necessary gear and supplies.

Getting there & access

Nearest City
Montería
Nearest Town
Paso Nuevo
Nearest Airport
Los Garzones Airport (MTR) in Montería (~85 km away)
Parking
Limited informal parking near the beach access
Public Transport
Accessible by bus or private shuttle from Montería or Coveñas; local transport is often via motorcycle taxi or colectivo
Access
Accessible via unpaved roads from San Bernardo del Viento
Cost Level
Budget
Local Language
Spanish
Amenities

What's on the beach

Accommodation
Near — Basic guesthouses and surf hostels in Paso Nuevo and San Bernardo del Viento.
Food & Drink
Local eateries in Paso Nuevo village.
Equipment Rental:
Rental gear is primarily available through the local kite camps and schools.
Gear Storage
Storage services are offered by main kite centers for a daily or weekly fee.
Gear Repair
Basic kite repairs are available locally; major sail or board repairs may require transport to larger cities.
Learn, rent & more

Schools & services

No schools or services are listed for this spot yet.

The area

Off the water

Best time to visit: Dry season from December to April for both wind sports and general beach tourism.
San Bernardo Archipelago30km offshore

A group of islands known for clear waters and the famous Santa Cruz del Islote, accessible by boat.

San Bernardo del Viento Town10km

A traditional Caribbean town offering a glimpse into local life and coastal culture.

Mangrove Tours5km

Guided boat or kayak tours through the extensive mangrove forests near the river mouth.

Local Fish Shacks1km

Traditional open-air eateries serving fresh Caribbean seafood and coconut rice.

Beach Relaxation0km

The wide, sandy beaches are ideal for families looking for a quiet and natural environment.

Reviews

From riders who've been here

Community observations

Latest reported conditions

Spot questions

Frequently asked questions

When is the best season at Miramar 2 (Paso Nuevo)?

The best overall months at Miramar 2 (Paso Nuevo) are May, June, July, August, September, October, November. The best wind months are July.

Which wind directions work at Miramar 2 (Paso Nuevo)?

Miramar 2 (Paso Nuevo) works with S winds. Offshore directions are S.

What skill level is Miramar 2 (Paso Nuevo) suitable for?

Miramar 2 (Paso Nuevo) suits these riding levels: Surfing: Intermediate.