All Punta Mita Surf Breaks

Sayulita Surf Sayulita is a laid back Surf Town with a Hippie vibe located approx 50km (30 miles) north of Puerto Vallarta. Locals say that Sayulita was created 5000 years ago by the gods of waves. One of them being God Oz, who wanted Sayulita to be the place with Read more...

Litibu is located a 45-minute drive from Puerto Vallarta Airport. Halfway between Punta Mita and Sayulita. Litibu is the beach of Higuera Blanca in the heart of the Riviera Nayarit. An amazing wild and pristine beach with views of la Sierra Madre del Sur Mountains. There are no paved roads Read more...

La Bahia or the Cove is considered by many as the top surf spot in Punta Mita. The best way to get there is by water taxi from Punta de Mita, otherwise its +30 minutes walk over the rocks from El Anclote beach. La Bahia offers long rights and fast Read more...

El Faro requires big north swells 6 feet and higher and works best with winds from the North. When these conditions are met, stoke is guaranteed. To Reach this surf spot you will need to walk from El Anclote approx 20 minutes over the rocks, or catch a ride in Read more...

Before talking about Punta de Mita surf breaks, we want to clarify something that could be confusing for first-time visitors. The difference between, “Punta Mita”, “Punta de Mita” and the “Punta Mita Area”. Punta Mita is Mexico’s premiere luxury golf and spa vacation enclave. Home to the Four Seasons and Read more...

Palmitas is only a 5-minute walk from La Lancha or 15 minutes if you are in Punta de Mita, from Stinky. Palmitas is a powerful beach break, essentially formed by sandbanks, that generates both lefts and rights. Optimal conditions with medium to high tide and a short period north swell Read more...

Playa La Lancha A pristine beach with white sand, turquoise warm waters 365 days a year and several peaks to ride. Playa la Lancha is a beginners, intermediates and longboarders paradise. There are no infrastructures, no bars or restaurants, no sunbeds, umbrellas or beach vendors. Playa la Lancha is literally Read more...

Punta Burros separates a wild beach, location of few luxury villas and the Grand Palladium Vallarta Resort & Spa. The only way to reach the beach is 5 minutes’ walk through the jungle. Access to the pathway is the dirt road on the left-hand side of the Hotel’s entrance. Punta Read more...

El Paredon is next to Veneros. When it breaks it’s a long powerful right-hand reef break with several sections. Getting barreled at El Paredon is more than a possibility. You can surf here best when there’s a strong swell coming from the South and occasionally with big north swells. Best Read more...

Veneros is another great spot in the Riviera Nayarit. This beach is located South of Punta Mita. This beach break generates both left and right waves. It is ideal for beginners to intermediate level because waves are good sized and punchy. It’s best to surf here when the tide is Read more...