Punta Conejo (Baja Sur)

Punta Conejo is an exposed left-hand point break in Baja Sur known for dependable, long rides and very consistent surf. The wave quality is repeatedly described as world class, with typical peeling sections that can run roughly from 150–300 m, extending up to around 500 m on optimal days. Surf conditions are tied to southwest swell for the clean left-hand line, and the spot can work through the year. One provider notes the swell can start working under 1 m and hold up to 4 m+ (12 ft), with the left point holding and increasing in power and speed as swell builds. Tide preferences are commonly given as low and mid, including falling tides. Wind information points to northeast winds as the best wind direction, typically described as offshore for grooming and better ride quality. Reported typical wind speeds are around 10–20 knots, with high reliability in one dataset; another provider also describes offshore NE or E winds grooming the wave face and NW winds as more cross-shore and potentially bumpy. Access and safety require careful planning: the road sign leads to a long dirt-road approach (~1 hour) and 4x4 is required/strongly recommended, especially after rain. Camping is explicitly recommended on the bluffs rather than the sand/river wash due to flash-flood risk. The spot has rock/reef hazards (including sea urchins), no lifeguards, and no immediate rescue service, so visitors should arrive self-sufficient with adequate water and provisions and check tide conditions before entry.