Wife and I are looking to hit Cabo early July to get away from the kids for a few days. I plan to bring a surfboard and probably surf monuments or something local. Seems like a good time of year to visit and likely get some waves. Not looking to score just get wet. How are the crowds then? Thanks for the help
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Cabo in July
- Thread starter tcureton
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Cool, been there twice in November. i guess too with April there is also a chance of scoring some south swell in the East Cape?
Direct flights to Cabo are a pretty big appeal but any experience with the Huatulco area? April seems to be the start of the surf season there.
Direct flights to Cabo are a pretty big appeal but any experience with the Huatulco area? April seems to be the start of the surf season there.
you can fly direct to Huatulco also from TJ and great waves. Lots of options where to stay, driving yourself to surf or hiring a guide. Ive def. scored there as well.
Some others here def. go more than me.
Some others here def. go more than me.
Sadly, it looks like the direct flights to Huatulco from TJ are gone. Unless I'm an idiot and can't find them. I was looking at Volaris and didn't see anything for this year. I hope they come back.
Oaxaca seems to have a bit of a weird system for surf. A lot of hype around 'escaping the crowds" or "frontier surf if you're willing to explore" ... maybe that used to be the case? ...
But been reading that a lot of the breaks are super crowed and many apparently have restricted/limited access unless you have a guide or are part of a surf camp. Which sounds pretty awful.
But been reading that a lot of the breaks are super crowed and many apparently have restricted/limited access unless you have a guide or are part of a surf camp. Which sounds pretty awful.
Summer 1977, drove to Cabo. Camped on the beach in front of the surf spot now called Zippers. Every morning this dude with mucho missing teeth came down the hill with his burro and charged everybody a dollar to sleep on his beach. Waves were OK, nothing special. A few other campers on the beach. No development at all on the beach between the Palmilla and the El Presidente except this one trailer park where they let you take a freshwater shower for a quarter.
Played out as in crowded or development? I know the big park kinda limits some development. Looking at accommodation in the area there didn't seem to be many options between San Jose Del Cabo and Cabo Pulmo, and what was available seemed over priced... like $100 + for a pre-setup tent.
