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SURFING IN SAYULITA - SURF REPORT - INFORMATION ON SURFING SAYULITA
Sayulita is one of the best places in the world to surf. The surf breaks are literally right downtown. The waves are great for all skill levels including beginners, intermediate, and advanced surfers. Two of the most famous Mexican surf champions, Calle Carranza and Diego Cadena, have come from Sayulita. We cater especially to surfers looking for a clean, comfortable and relaxing place to stay while experiencing some great waves. There are 2 main breaks good for longboards or shortboards. If you are interested we can guide you to several other great surf spots that are a accessible by car or boat. We can also help you with surf lessons and surfboard rentals in Sayulita. Staying at Casa Buena Onda means you can just walk down to the beach in 4 minutes. You don't need a car, there are plenty of waves and surfers in the water respect each other and prefer a tranquilo, "surfing is fun" vibe. Click here for pictures of our SURF MOVIE NITE - last spring *NEW* Click here for pictures of our most recent SURF MOVIE NITE - Blue Crush
SURFBOARD RENTALS
You can rent boards on the beach for a day or week and there are lessons from friendly instructors available. To rent a board you usually need a drivers licence and Pesos or credit card. We can recommend a surf shop for you. Beginner Rental Boards - for beginners, start with a foam board. They are long and thick, easier for catching waves, and because they are made of foam, safer for you and other surfers around you. Intermediate/Advanced Surfers - Epoxy and Fiberglass boards in different lengths are available. Renting a longboard is never a bad choice in Sayulita. Unless you are a good surfer the longer board you can get your hands on the better. With a longboard you will catch more waves more often and have more fun. Day - $20 USD
WHERE TO SURF The main break in Sayulita is a right peeling wave right in front of town. Picture yourself catching long rides from outside all the way to beach. One area further over from this main break has mellower waves and sandy bottom - this is where the beginners can get started. Perfect for kids too. The second break is a "left". It is on the north side of Sayulita near the campgrounds. This is a faster breaking wave, with strong rip currents and rocks. This area is best for experienced surfers.
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