Villa Bonita

Villa Bonita is an exposed sandy beach break on the Guerrero coast (near Pantla, north of Ixtapa/Zihuatanejo) that typically has surf and can work any time of the year. It’s described as having both lefts and rights, with waves generally arriving as peeling beach-break sets. For best results, conditions reported across guides align around a South-southwest swell paired with offshore winds from the North to Northeast. When that combination lines up, the surf is described as more consistent and often more manageable compared with more sheltered locations. December is consistently identified as the top month for surf conditions. The spot is not just about swell and wind: it’s also about safety. The beach is described as exposed, with strong rip currents common due to the open-water setup. Local guidance also highlights marine hazards—stingrays and jellyfish—so an appropriate entry routine (shuffle your feet in the sand) and extra care when swimming/standing near shore are important. On the wave side, surfing is rated for intermediate riders. Smaller days are often better with a longboard, while shortboards can suit when waves build to chest-high to overhead. Water temperatures are warm year-round, and wetsuits are generally unnecessary (boardshorts/swimsuit are typically sufficient). Overall, it’s positioned as a low-profile spot with waves that can be reliably available, especially around December.