This day looks super fun. You wouldn't believe how good it actually gets.
On a good day it barrels from way out past where those guys are sitting,all
the way past that inside rock and stays open and round,it gets so perfect
that the sandbar bends backwards and even though you're going left..you'll
end up as if you were going right.It's so perfect it's hard to stay in
position. It holds a huge swell and pipes for so long you gotta walk back
out around the rocks.
check google maps bro, mexico is complete. huatulco is further south to the
border, salina cruz is closer, puerto escondido is further north. puerto
escondido can drown you in summer and may easily, in fact all the mexican
pacific in summer is huge.
if thats not luciferian i will eat my hat your the presidents hat some
homeless guys hat!abunch of hats? com on its so beautiful? but worthless
sorry and iam a SURFER! THE POWER OF CHRIST COMPELLS ME PEACE TO YOU HOPE
NO NERVES WERE STRUCK!
While I agree with you 100%, I know many surfers who have tried to live
abroad in places like Costa Rica, Mexico, Australia, Bali and
Hawaii...every single one of them come back because they need....MONEY!
@AlexParker1981 oaxaca? Also this is a shot in the dark, but I'm headed to
Huatulco for the first time, SUPER PUMPED. Any advice, where to stay? how
far la jolla is from town etc.? you'd be my hero
surfed here in 1978 as an eighteen year old hitch-hiking through Mexico.
Great waves. Nearly died at the beach break of course - only had a 6'5".
Nostalgia - it ain't what it used to be.
Nice! I love Puerto ... I hope to make it down there again, maybe this
fall. La Punta is a great wave, especially since Zicatela is too much for
me. Too bad La Punta can get so crowded ...
I need to quit my job... and move to a place like this and work for just
enough money to feed myself... and surf every day until the day i die. The
american "dream" is a fucking joke.