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Surfing in San Gallán Island
Paracas has one of the best surfing spots in Peru, we are talking about Isla de San Gallán or Sangayán which has the best right wave in the country, classified as a 5-star wave worldwide for its tubular shape and extensive ride. Photo: Clyde-Local Tours Peru This adventure sport takes place on Isla San Gallán, a unique place where surfers hit the waves amidst hundreds of sea lions. The island is located in front of the Paracas Peninsula, about 5 km away. It covers an area of over 9 km2. Its sea is influenced by the cold waters of the Humboldt Current. On the island stands the lighthouse that illuminates up to 20 miles around, which is used as a guide for boats sailing off its coasts. How to get to Isla San Gallán At kilometer 245 of the Panamericana Sur highway is El Chaco beach in the bay of Paracas, where they offer boat transportation services to the island, the journey lasts almost 1 and a half hours. Distance Its lowest waves are 1 meter high and the highest reach almost 3 meters. The length of the wave is 200 meters, which is one of the reasons why it is classified as a 5-star wave worldwide. Level Due to the large waves it presents, it is recommended for surfers with an intermediate level in this sport. Season The best season for surfing on the island is between the months of March to October. Video: OlasPeru TV What to bring Surfboard Wetsuit Sunscreen Swimwear Recommendations While you are on Isla San Gallán, we recommend taking a tour of the Paracas National Reserve and also visiting the Ballestas Islands for an amazing adventure....
Surfing in Miraflores
Surfing is an adventure sport that involves riding and maneuvering on a wave while standing on a board. Peru is considered the birthplace of surfing, one of the most popular destinations in Latin America to practice this sport and host to many championships, including the National Surfing Championship, which has had over 30 editions. Photo: peru21.pe In the early 20th century, Carlos Dogny Larco, founder of the surfing movement in Peru, promoted the development of this adventure sport throughout South America, with the main headquarters being the beaches (Makaha and Waikiki) of the Terrazas, Waikiki, and Pacific Sur clubs in the Balta area. Where to Surf in Miraflores? The favorite spot for surfing enthusiasts is the beaches "Punta Roquitas" and "Makaha", as the waves are more challenging than in other beaches within the 5-kilometer stretch. Additionally, beginners can find academies and classes offered around the beach to learn how to surf. Difficulty Level Low Season Throughout the year, we can see that the beaches of Miraflores are filled with surf enthusiasts. What to Bring? Surfboard Wetsuit Sunscreen Swimwear Recommendations It is mandatory to know how to swim. Suitable for: Ages 5 and above. New Surf Stars in Peru Miguel Tudela Miluska Tello Cristobal de Col Carlos Mario Zapata Joaquin del Castillo Julinho Urcía Analí Gomez Among others. Video: Peruvian Press in Argentina...
Surfing at Caballeros Beach
Caballeros is one of the most popular beach resorts in the south of Lima, with calm waters, long and well-formed waves. It is one of the favorite spots for surfers to practice this adventure sport. Photo: isasurf This beach features reef-break waves, with a tubular section. Until not long ago, Caballeros was a very popular beach for both locals and visitors, who came here attracted by its calm sea. Currently, this has changed, as access to the resort is a bit complicated due to the large number of houses, which limits entry, especially if you arrive in your own vehicle, as non-residents are not allowed to enter with a vehicle. The sea at this resort is also recommended for fishing enthusiasts, as its fertile waters allow for the fishing of a variety of species such as chita. Where It Takes Place It takes place at Caballeros Beach, a pleasant sandy resort with rocks at the north and south ends. The waves break and run to the right. It also has another type of wave that breaks and runs to the left. How to Get to Caballeros Beach To reach this beach, you must head south on the Panamericana Sur until kilometer 36, where you take the right turn towards the Antigua Panamericana Sur and travel about 3.5 kilometers until you reach the district of Punta Hermosa, where Caballeros is located. Level The waves at this beach are recommended for intermediate and advanced surfers. Wave Size The waves can reach heights of approximately 3 meters. Season This beach enjoys good waves all year round. Video: Peru Surf What to Bring Surfboard Wetsuit Sunscreen Swimwear Recommendations It is recommended to be cautious when the sea has strong waves, as there are many rocks on both the south and north sides of the resort that can cause accidents if necessary precautions are not taken....
Surfing at Cabo Blanco Beach
The Cabo Blanco beach is located in Talara, on the northern coast of Peru, in the department of Piura. Wave Type: Perfect tubular left wave, of good worldwide quality. Reef-break Dangerous due to the proximity of the reef (shelf) Cabo Blanco is divided into two: Panic Point, which is seen in winter, and Cabo Blanco is shown in summer. Size: Approximately 1 to 3 meters high Suitable for: Not suitable for beginners. Seasons: Between October and November. Good weather all year round. How to get there? Head towards the North Pan-American Highway, at Kilometer 1137, which is in the town of El Alto, from there take a track of approximately 7 km to Cabo Blanco....
Surfing at Cerro Azul Beach
Cerro Azul Beach is one of the attractive beaches in Peru, ideal for surfing. This beach is located on the central coast, in the department of Lima. Wave type: The breaking waves are very calm. It has several sections and allows for risky maneuvers. Left wave, tubular, breaks in front of the resort. Next to the pier, a spectacular right wave breaks, a fast, strong, and tubular wave. Season: Strong current, very cold in winter and very hot in summer. How to get there? Cerro Azul Beach is located at kilometer 132 on the Pan-American Surf Highway. You can access it at kilometer 121 of the Pan-American South....
Surfing at Chicama Beach
Playa Chicama is considered to have the world's largest wave. It is located on the north coast, in the department of La Libertad at kilometer 614 of the North Pan-American Highway. It is located in the town of Malabrigo, north of Trujillo. Wave type: Pint - break Left, tubular 4 sections 2 km wave ride Wave size: 2 meters. Season: Waves all year round, more frequent in winter. How to get there? At kilometer 614 of the North Pan-American Highway is the town of Paiján, from there you head towards the port....
Surfing at Chilca Beach
Located 64 km south of Lima, the resort of Chilca boasts perfect waves for surfing. This beach is among the top 10 destinations for practicing this adventure sport in Peru. Photo: dev.surfinglatino.com Where Chilca Beach Level Recommended for experienced surfers as its waves are tubular and very powerful. Season The best season is between the months of December and April. What to bring Surfboard Wetsuit Sunscreen Swimwear Video: Quiksilver Peru Recommendations As mentioned earlier, this is a beach for experienced surfers, but national and international surfing championships are held annually, making it highly recommended to visit Chilca resort to watch them....
Surfing at El Huayco Beach
El Huayco Beach is located in the district of Punta Negra, south of Lima. El Huayco Beach boasts a very interesting sea for those visitors who are keen on surfing. The waves at El Huayco Beach are of the Reef-break type, and they come in the form of well-defined lefts with a good tubular section. The speed of the waves at El Huayco Beach usually depends on the tide, so one must be on the lookout to catch the best waves in the area. The best season to visit El Huayco Beach is between the months of December and March. The waves found at El Huayco Beach are recommended for surfers of intermediate level and above, as the entry and exit to its sea can be somewhat challenging....