Playa Guasacate is the beach-break spot of Popoyo, 5 min. walk from Popoyo spot. There are several beach-breaks along the beach, usually quite crowded. Never leave valuables in the car.
The line up and atmosphere is pretty mellow and you see many foreigners and locals at the line up. You'll be fine as long as you don't snake people!
Works best at higher tides. Offers heavy barrels on a good swell. Great beginner beach and on smaller swells. There's never a crowd.
Padangs Surf Spot Guide, Nicaragua Padangs is a mellow beach break that delivers consistent waves for surfers of all abilities. Located on Nicaragua's Pacific coast, this sandy-bottomed break with scattered rocks offers both left and right-hand peaks that peel across the beach with forgiving shape and manageable power. The relaxed vibe and regular swell make […]
Boiling takeoff near the rocks to a nice wall. Barrel finish. Watch out for the exposed rock.
Good beach break. When everything else is blown out or too big, this is a good place to go. Even when it looks unorganized, you can pull a bunch of punts here.
Ledgy hollow fast left breaking over sedimentary rock reef. Reef bare at low tide. Starts to feel crowded with more than half a dozen folks on it, but there are usually more than that out.
Sand bar was completely washed out sometime in 2013ish and has been slow to come back. Very different wave from what it used to be with a couple different sections of the sand bar that have been working, but far inside of where the wave used to break. Can be a tricky spot to surf with pretty ledgey fast take offs on the sets with at times howling offshore winds. However, it does offer up long draining lefts with tube sections and nice walled sections for turns.
El Bluff Surf Spot Guide, Nicaragua El Bluff is a remote beach break located on Nicaragua's Caribbean coast that offers mellow, fun waves in a laid-back setting far from the crowds. This sandy beach break works best for surfers seeking uncrowded sessions and beginner-friendly conditions, making it an ideal destination for those looking to escape […]
Colorado is a consistent rivermouth/beach break. The waves are fast, hollow, and a lot of fun. Check out www.surfiguana.com(condo) or giantsfoot.com(surf camp) or look up Colorado Surf Shack on Facebook for more pictures/information.
Playa Guasacate is the beach-break spot of Popoyo, 5 min. walk from Popoyo spot. There are several beach-breaks along the beach, usually quite crowded. Never leave valuables in the car.
The line up and atmosphere is pretty mellow and you see many foreigners and locals at the line up. You'll be fine as long as you don't snake people!
Works best at higher tides. Offers heavy barrels on a good swell. Great beginner beach and on smaller swells. There's never a crowd.
Padangs Surf Spot Guide, Nicaragua Padangs is a mellow beach break that delivers consistent waves for surfers of all abilities. Located on Nicaragua's Pacific coast, this sandy-bottomed break with scattered rocks offers both left and right-hand peaks that peel across the beach with forgiving shape and manageable power. The relaxed vibe and regular swell make […]
Boiling takeoff near the rocks to a nice wall. Barrel finish. Watch out for the exposed rock.
Good beach break. When everything else is blown out or too big, this is a good place to go. Even when it looks unorganized, you can pull a bunch of punts here.
Ledgy hollow fast left breaking over sedimentary rock reef. Reef bare at low tide. Starts to feel crowded with more than half a dozen folks on it, but there are usually more than that out.
Sand bar was completely washed out sometime in 2013ish and has been slow to come back. Very different wave from what it used to be with a couple different sections of the sand bar that have been working, but far inside of where the wave used to break. Can be a tricky spot to surf with pretty ledgey fast take offs on the sets with at times howling offshore winds. However, it does offer up long draining lefts with tube sections and nice walled sections for turns.
El Bluff Surf Spot Guide, Nicaragua El Bluff is a remote beach break located on Nicaragua's Caribbean coast that offers mellow, fun waves in a laid-back setting far from the crowds. This sandy beach break works best for surfers seeking uncrowded sessions and beginner-friendly conditions, making it an ideal destination for those looking to escape […]
Colorado is a consistent rivermouth/beach break. The waves are fast, hollow, and a lot of fun. Check out www.surfiguana.com(condo) or giantsfoot.com(surf camp) or look up Colorado Surf Shack on Facebook for more pictures/information.
Playa Guasacate is the beach-break spot of Popoyo, 5 min. walk from Popoyo spot. There are several beach-breaks along the beach, usually quite crowded. Never leave valuables in the car.
The line up and atmosphere is pretty mellow and you see many foreigners and locals at the line up. You'll be fine as long as you don't snake people!
Works best at higher tides. Offers heavy barrels on a good swell. Great beginner beach and on smaller swells. There's never a crowd.
Padangs Surf Spot Guide, Nicaragua Padangs is a mellow beach break that delivers consistent waves for surfers of all abilities. Located on Nicaragua's Pacific coast, this sandy-bottomed break with scattered rocks offers both left and right-hand peaks that peel across the beach with forgiving shape and manageable power. The relaxed vibe and regular swell make […]
Boiling takeoff near the rocks to a nice wall. Barrel finish. Watch out for the exposed rock.
Good beach break. When everything else is blown out or too big, this is a good place to go. Even when it looks unorganized, you can pull a bunch of punts here.
Ledgy hollow fast left breaking over sedimentary rock reef. Reef bare at low tide. Starts to feel crowded with more than half a dozen folks on it, but there are usually more than that out.
Sand bar was completely washed out sometime in 2013ish and has been slow to come back. Very different wave from what it used to be with a couple different sections of the sand bar that have been working, but far inside of where the wave used to break. Can be a tricky spot to surf with pretty ledgey fast take offs on the sets with at times howling offshore winds. However, it does offer up long draining lefts with tube sections and nice walled sections for turns.
El Bluff Surf Spot Guide, Nicaragua El Bluff is a remote beach break located on Nicaragua's Caribbean coast that offers mellow, fun waves in a laid-back setting far from the crowds. This sandy beach break works best for surfers seeking uncrowded sessions and beginner-friendly conditions, making it an ideal destination for those looking to escape […]
Colorado is a consistent rivermouth/beach break. The waves are fast, hollow, and a lot of fun. Check out www.surfiguana.com(condo) or giantsfoot.com(surf camp) or look up Colorado Surf Shack on Facebook for more pictures/information.
Playa Guasacate is the beach-break spot of Popoyo, 5 min. walk from Popoyo spot. There are several beach-breaks along the beach, usually quite crowded. Never leave valuables in the car.
The line up and atmosphere is pretty mellow and you see many foreigners and locals at the line up. You'll be fine as long as you don't snake people!
Works best at higher tides. Offers heavy barrels on a good swell. Great beginner beach and on smaller swells. There's never a crowd.
Padangs Surf Spot Guide, Nicaragua Padangs is a mellow beach break that delivers consistent waves for surfers of all abilities. Located on Nicaragua's Pacific coast, this sandy-bottomed break with scattered rocks offers both left and right-hand peaks that peel across the beach with forgiving shape and manageable power. The relaxed vibe and regular swell make […]
Boiling takeoff near the rocks to a nice wall. Barrel finish. Watch out for the exposed rock.
Good beach break. When everything else is blown out or too big, this is a good place to go. Even when it looks unorganized, you can pull a bunch of punts here.
Ledgy hollow fast left breaking over sedimentary rock reef. Reef bare at low tide. Starts to feel crowded with more than half a dozen folks on it, but there are usually more than that out.
Sand bar was completely washed out sometime in 2013ish and has been slow to come back. Very different wave from what it used to be with a couple different sections of the sand bar that have been working, but far inside of where the wave used to break. Can be a tricky spot to surf with pretty ledgey fast take offs on the sets with at times howling offshore winds. However, it does offer up long draining lefts with tube sections and nice walled sections for turns.
El Bluff Surf Spot Guide, Nicaragua El Bluff is a remote beach break located on Nicaragua's Caribbean coast that offers mellow, fun waves in a laid-back setting far from the crowds. This sandy beach break works best for surfers seeking uncrowded sessions and beginner-friendly conditions, making it an ideal destination for those looking to escape […]
Colorado is a consistent rivermouth/beach break. The waves are fast, hollow, and a lot of fun. Check out www.surfiguana.com(condo) or giantsfoot.com(surf camp) or look up Colorado Surf Shack on Facebook for more pictures/information.
Playa Guasacate is the beach-break spot of Popoyo, 5 min. walk from Popoyo spot. There are several beach-breaks along the beach, usually quite crowded. Never leave valuables in the car.
The line up and atmosphere is pretty mellow and you see many foreigners and locals at the line up. You'll be fine as long as you don't snake people!
Works best at higher tides. Offers heavy barrels on a good swell. Great beginner beach and on smaller swells. There's never a crowd.
Padangs Surf Spot Guide, Nicaragua Padangs is a mellow beach break that delivers consistent waves for surfers of all abilities. Located on Nicaragua's Pacific coast, this sandy-bottomed break with scattered rocks offers both left and right-hand peaks that peel across the beach with forgiving shape and manageable power. The relaxed vibe and regular swell make […]
Boiling takeoff near the rocks to a nice wall. Barrel finish. Watch out for the exposed rock.
Good beach break. When everything else is blown out or too big, this is a good place to go. Even when it looks unorganized, you can pull a bunch of punts here.
Ledgy hollow fast left breaking over sedimentary rock reef. Reef bare at low tide. Starts to feel crowded with more than half a dozen folks on it, but there are usually more than that out.
Sand bar was completely washed out sometime in 2013ish and has been slow to come back. Very different wave from what it used to be with a couple different sections of the sand bar that have been working, but far inside of where the wave used to break. Can be a tricky spot to surf with pretty ledgey fast take offs on the sets with at times howling offshore winds. However, it does offer up long draining lefts with tube sections and nice walled sections for turns.
El Bluff Surf Spot Guide, Nicaragua El Bluff is a remote beach break located on Nicaragua's Caribbean coast that offers mellow, fun waves in a laid-back setting far from the crowds. This sandy beach break works best for surfers seeking uncrowded sessions and beginner-friendly conditions, making it an ideal destination for those looking to escape […]
Colorado is a consistent rivermouth/beach break. The waves are fast, hollow, and a lot of fun. Check out www.surfiguana.com(condo) or giantsfoot.com(surf camp) or look up Colorado Surf Shack on Facebook for more pictures/information.
Playa Guasacate is the beach-break spot of Popoyo, 5 min. walk from Popoyo spot. There are several beach-breaks along the beach, usually quite crowded. Never leave valuables in the car.
The line up and atmosphere is pretty mellow and you see many foreigners and locals at the line up. You'll be fine as long as you don't snake people!
Works best at higher tides. Offers heavy barrels on a good swell. Great beginner beach and on smaller swells. There's never a crowd.
Padangs Surf Spot Guide, Nicaragua Padangs is a mellow beach break that delivers consistent waves for surfers of all abilities. Located on Nicaragua's Pacific coast, this sandy-bottomed break with scattered rocks offers both left and right-hand peaks that peel across the beach with forgiving shape and manageable power. The relaxed vibe and regular swell make […]
Boiling takeoff near the rocks to a nice wall. Barrel finish. Watch out for the exposed rock.
Good beach break. When everything else is blown out or too big, this is a good place to go. Even when it looks unorganized, you can pull a bunch of punts here.
Ledgy hollow fast left breaking over sedimentary rock reef. Reef bare at low tide. Starts to feel crowded with more than half a dozen folks on it, but there are usually more than that out.
Sand bar was completely washed out sometime in 2013ish and has been slow to come back. Very different wave from what it used to be with a couple different sections of the sand bar that have been working, but far inside of where the wave used to break. Can be a tricky spot to surf with pretty ledgey fast take offs on the sets with at times howling offshore winds. However, it does offer up long draining lefts with tube sections and nice walled sections for turns.
El Bluff Surf Spot Guide, Nicaragua El Bluff is a remote beach break located on Nicaragua's Caribbean coast that offers mellow, fun waves in a laid-back setting far from the crowds. This sandy beach break works best for surfers seeking uncrowded sessions and beginner-friendly conditions, making it an ideal destination for those looking to escape […]
Colorado is a consistent rivermouth/beach break. The waves are fast, hollow, and a lot of fun. Check out www.surfiguana.com(condo) or giantsfoot.com(surf camp) or look up Colorado Surf Shack on Facebook for more pictures/information.
Playa Guasacate is the beach-break spot of Popoyo, 5 min. walk from Popoyo spot. There are several beach-breaks along the beach, usually quite crowded. Never leave valuables in the car.
The line up and atmosphere is pretty mellow and you see many foreigners and locals at the line up. You'll be fine as long as you don't snake people!
Works best at higher tides. Offers heavy barrels on a good swell. Great beginner beach and on smaller swells. There's never a crowd.
Padangs Surf Spot Guide, Nicaragua Padangs is a mellow beach break that delivers consistent waves for surfers of all abilities. Located on Nicaragua's Pacific coast, this sandy-bottomed break with scattered rocks offers both left and right-hand peaks that peel across the beach with forgiving shape and manageable power. The relaxed vibe and regular swell make […]
Boiling takeoff near the rocks to a nice wall. Barrel finish. Watch out for the exposed rock.
Good beach break. When everything else is blown out or too big, this is a good place to go. Even when it looks unorganized, you can pull a bunch of punts here.
Ledgy hollow fast left breaking over sedimentary rock reef. Reef bare at low tide. Starts to feel crowded with more than half a dozen folks on it, but there are usually more than that out.
Sand bar was completely washed out sometime in 2013ish and has been slow to come back. Very different wave from what it used to be with a couple different sections of the sand bar that have been working, but far inside of where the wave used to break. Can be a tricky spot to surf with pretty ledgey fast take offs on the sets with at times howling offshore winds. However, it does offer up long draining lefts with tube sections and nice walled sections for turns.
El Bluff Surf Spot Guide, Nicaragua El Bluff is a remote beach break located on Nicaragua's Caribbean coast that offers mellow, fun waves in a laid-back setting far from the crowds. This sandy beach break works best for surfers seeking uncrowded sessions and beginner-friendly conditions, making it an ideal destination for those looking to escape […]
Colorado is a consistent rivermouth/beach break. The waves are fast, hollow, and a lot of fun. Check out www.surfiguana.com(condo) or giantsfoot.com(surf camp) or look up Colorado Surf Shack on Facebook for more pictures/information.
