The Surf :

(Punta De Mita Mexico Surf Forecast and Surf Reports)

Winter:

     The Surf, well lets talk about the surf. The state of Nayarit receives swell from the North, West, and South. Working best on Northwest swells, where the energy is focused upon the many points and reefs of the area.

    The winter or dry season (November- April) is when the trade winds blow off shore all day, allowing for multiple surf sessions. This also cuts down on the agro affect in that there is a longer window of surf, unlike other areas in mainland Mexico, which will often blow out at 10:00 a.m. daily, leaving you more time to read then to surf! Due to our location we have access to go surf other reefs and points that may be breaking better or more exposed to the swell direction. With the water temperatures averaging between 75-80 degrees and the air temperature about equal, it's most commonly described as “Paradise”. The wind blows out of the mountain jungles and canyons that lie in the distance and create the offshore breeze that Punta de Mita is known for. The wave height can be anywhere from 2-10ft and bigger, especially when those huge Northwest ground swells march down the coast. It is recommended you bring a fish and mid-size thruster if possible, Please Limit Yourself to 2 Surf Boards per Person!!!.

Board rentals and lessons are available upon request. (Extra fees may apply)

Summer:

    The summer months are hotter but in exchange offer bigger surf.  The warmest months are May- Septmeber  and begins to cool off again in October.  This is the time of year when the southern hemisphere swells start to light up the coast, sending us their wave energy but not turning the surf into a series of 20 foot closed out beach breaks like that of the spots further south. The surf is generally about 4-12ft and sometimes much bigger. When the south-west swells get this big the summertime points and reefs in the region start to show up, like of the infamous Machachin bay, with rides over 2km long! This time of year offers great surf with fewer crowds!

Just another day in paradise.