Sayulita Surfing

Surf towns in mexico!! Your first wave is never forgotten and Sayulita Beach is perfect. Warm water, fun waves and beautiful scenery make the surf break at Playa Sayulita in Vallarta a very special place to take your first surf lesson and learn how to surf. For more experienced surfers, the long waves and uncrowded lineups are ideal for working on their technique. For intermediate or advanced surfers, we also offer training trips to other surf spots in the area around La Lancha in Vallarta.

Where to surf in Mexico for beginners? How much does a surf course cost? How long does it take to learn to surf? How much do surf classes cost? Mexican Surf Academy in Colima Manzanillo We teach how to surf and rent equipment #SurfSchool Paddle & Supsurf lessons and rentals. The 5 best beaches to surf in Mexico is a surfing paradise, know the best places to practice it. One of the action sports with the best conditions to practice in Mexico is surfing. Although not very popular in the center of the country (for obvious reasons), in the coastal part it is a lifestyle that has begun to change the economic and social dynamics of the region. Fishermen become ecotourism guides and young people with difficult access to education begin to practice this discipline, which little by little is inserted into the hearts and souls of Mexicans. In view of this and because one of the fundamental pillars of Red Bull is the support and dissemination of surfing, we make a short list of the best beaches to practice this sport in Mexican territory. Due to its proximity to the city of San Diego (32 kilometers) and the fact that it has at least seven world-class spots for surfing, Rosarito has become the northern mecca of this discipline. With a sandy bottom and wave breaks on both sides throughout the year, it is a place that attracts more than a million visitors annually. They have provided a first-class hotel infrastructure and Rosarito has become an unmissable stop for any surf lover. At first Sayulta was a fishing village, which with the arrival of international tourism has become one of the most mythical and iconic beaches on the coasts of the Pacific Ocean, a “surfing paradise.” A slightly more hippie destination, but no less crowded than Rosarito. Along its coast, there are three spots that are a challenge for even the most experienced surfer, La Lancha, Burrows and Punta de Mita. Another obligatory pilgrimage point for the international surfer. Boca de Pascuales is an extensive beach where the Armería River flows, it is open sea and its waters are very deep, making it perfect for surfing. Although it is not a place with many reflectors and most of the year it is free of tourists, in fact several international and local tournaments are held in this spot each year. One of the best kept secrets of surfers in Mexico. Populated mostly by Mazahuas and expatriates who love surfing, this beach also flows into a river, whose current influences to create a double swell. Although with some problems of violence around it, this spot continues to be visited by those who love tranquility and waves. One of the four best surfing beaches in the world and a challenge for any character who tries to ride one of its waves, similar to those at Pipeline, Hawaii, due to its great width and height. Located in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, this spot has sufficient infrastructure to receive the thousands of international tourists who come to its International Surf Tournament, one of the most prestigious in the world.

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