A vacation to Punta Mita offers some of the best prone surfing in Mexico: think uncrowded, consistent surf at dozens of spots stretching from Bucerias and along the Bay of Banderas. “The Point” at Punta de Mita is one of the most popular breaks for prone surfers, but beginners have lots to choose from at the beach at El Anclote.
The winter season from November through March has air temps in the low 80s, and water temps in the high 70s, with medium-sized (4 – 7 ft.) waves most of the time. During the summer season, the surf is more consistent without as much fluctuation in swell height. Storms come through in August and September, but this section of coast does not typically endure hurricanes.
There are a number of great surf shops in town that have a large selection of gear and boards to rent and sell for prone surfing, and they can point you towards boat taxi companies that can take you out to some of the most ideal surf spots.
