A mellow beach break in Lima's Circuito de Playas, Redondo delivers short, forgiving peaks that beginners and intermediate surfers use as a learning ground year-round. Swells from S through NW push rideable waves into the break, with easterly offshores cleaning things up in the mornings. The wave stays manageable from knee-high up to about head-high, rarely intimidating and rarely closing out hard. Located next to the Rosa Nautica restaurant, it draws a friendly crowd on weekends, though numbers stay low enough to find space in the lineup. Bottom: sand. Season: year-round. Consistency: medium. Dawn patrol gives you the cleanest conditions before onshores fill in, and a soft-top or longboard will serve you better here than a high-performance shortboard.
The reports are consistent: this is a friendly, relaxed lineup. Beginners are tolerated, and locals are generally welcoming. Weekend crowds exist but rarely reach competitive levels. Give priority to surfers who have been waiting longest and you will have no issues.
Located on the Circuito de Playas coastal road in Lima, on the left side of the Rosa Nautica restaurant. Parking is free. A surf shop is nearby for rentals and repairs. Water quality is listed as no concerns, though Lima's urban beaches can vary seasonally.
When Redondo is flat or too crowded, the broader Circuito de Playas coastline has other beach break peaks worth checking in the same drive. Bigger swells that wash out Redondo may be more rideable at other points along Miraflores.
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