San Antonio Del Mar - Sur

Consistent beachbreak peaks face directly into NW swell along a rarely crowded stretch of Baja California coast, roughly between Ensenada and the Cabo Colonet cliffs to the south. The swell window runs S through NW, meaning almost any groundswell finds the banks, and shifting sandbars keep the setup honest across all tides. Easterly winds blow offshore here, and the size range of 2-8ft suits intermediates looking for space without fighting for waves. Crowds are rare, the camping is free, and the consistency is genuinely high year-round. River and estuary outflow is present nearby, so be aware of water quality especially after rain. The best move is to score it during a clean NW groundswell with light easterlies, arriving early before onshore sea-breezes build through the afternoon. Bottom: sand. Season: year-round. Consistency: high. Pack a variety of boards since the shifting banks can produce hollow punchy sections one day and softer walling peaks the next.