You’ve probably heard the whispers. Long, reeling rights that break like a dream. Consistent southern swells that light up the coastline. And that’s no exaggeration. This stretch of coast catches the same juice that powers Puerto Escondido — but trades the chaos for clean lines, long rides, and far less crowd factor.
Most surfers come chasing the mythic point breaks — and yes, they’re that good. These waves peel down sandy points with mechanical precision. Some sections throw heavy, critical barrels. Others offer long walls perfect for carving or practicing your cutback game until your legs give out.
But don’t let the "point break paradise" tag fool you — Salina Cruz has layers. Barrelling beach breaks? Check. Jetty setups that light up under the right wind? Oh yeah. And when the points go flat or the wind shifts, chances are something else around the corner is firing.
The land here feels raw. Dusty roads, cactus-lined cliffs, and the occasional roaming goat are part of the backdrop. But between sessions, the experience softens into something more soulful — shaded hammocks, cold beers, and tacos that taste like a reward for chasing your limits. The surf camp life blends simplicity and stoke in a way that’s hard to explain but easy to love.
1) Summer
(June-August) primetime for Salina Cruz, summer means consistent south swells and increasingly more travelers. The rainy season, bring a poncho and you could also chance into a properly aimed hurricane swell…but be careful if the storm gets too close.
2) Fall
(September-November) a slow down in crowds, late season south swells and warm water makes the fall a great time of year to take a spin through Salina Cruz. September is peak hurricane season, so be mindful of the storms as they can get dangerously close…or they can produce sand-sucking barrels.
3) Spring
(March-May) early season swells in Salina Cruz mean groomed sandbars and light crowds. The surf may lack consistency, but it also lacks the rush. Pick your poison.
4) Winter
(December-February) the dry season, winter in Salina Cruz means a slowdown in swell. Winter is the official offseason in Salina Cruz.
Salina Cruz Surf Camp Packages
Surf Experience Plus
(Casa Mirador only)
Rates (per person, per night – 5-night minimum):
2 surfers – $210 USD
3 surfers – $190 USD
4 surfers – $185 USD
5 surfers – $175 USD
Includes:
• AC room with private bathroom
• WiFi, infinity pool, hammocks
• 3 meals per day + purified water
• 4x4 vehicle + local surf guide
• Fuel: Includes one full tank on arrival. Additional fuel is shared among the group during the tours
• Daily surf tours to the best waves in the region
Surf Explorer Package
(Casa Mirador & Casa Playa Azul)
Rates (per person, per night – 5-night minimum):
2 surfers – $125 USD
3 surfers – $115 USD
4–5 surfers – $100 USD
Includes:
• AC room with private bathroom
• WiFi, infinity pool, hammocks
• 4x4 vehicle + local surf guide
• Fuel: Includes one full tank on arrival. Additional fuel is shared among the group during the tours
• Daily surf tours to the best waves in the region
*Meals not included*
Services NOT Included
• Beach access fees: 100 pesos per person (for most beaches).
• Airport transfers: Costs vary depending on the number of passengers.
• Surfboards and surfing supplies: Available for rental.
• Alcohol and specialty drinks: Not included.
• Snacks and items from local stores: You can buy these locally.
• Surf photos: Available upon request.
• Boat trips and fishing: Available upon request.
Book today to reserve your spot in Salina Cruz! Enjoy a surf adventure while relaxing at Casa Mirador, which includes an infinity pool, chill-out area, terrace with hammocks, and more!
Do You have any questions?
Send us an email to thestormside@gmail.com