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About 90 minutes south of Puerto Vallarta on Hwy 200, turn right on dirt road in the town of Pino Suarez. There are a few signs for Rancho de las Olas and one is on Hwy 200 at the turnoff. The distance from Hwy 200 to the beach is about 10 miles. Cars with good ground clearance are needed. Rain may make parts of the road difficult to drive. English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): About 90 minutes south of Puerto Vallarta on Hwy 200, turn right on dirt road in the town of Pino Suarez. There are a few signs for Rancho de las Olas and one is on Hwy 200 at the turnoff. The distance from Hwy 200 to the beach is about 10 miles. Cars with good ground clearance are needed. Rain may make parts of the road difficult to drive. English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): About 90 minutes south of Puerto Vallarta on Hwy 200, turn right on dirt road in the town of Pino Suarez. There are a few signs for Rancho de las Olas and one is on Hwy 200 at the turnoff. The distance from Hwy 200 to the beach is about 10 miles. Cars with good ground clearance are needed. Rain may make parts of the road difficult to drive. English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): About 90 minutes south of Puerto Vallarta on Hwy 200, turn right on dirt road in the town of Pino Suarez. There are a few signs for Rancho de las Olas and one is on Hwy 200 at the turnoff. The distance from Hwy 200 to the beach is about 10 miles. Cars with good ground clearance are needed. Rain may make parts of the road difficult to drive. DistanceTrip surf ApprochePetite marche (5-15 min) Facile à trouver ?Difficile à trouver Accès public ?Accès public Accès spécial4x4

 Caractéristiques du spot de surf

 Informations supplémentaires

Park car at the end of the road and follow the trail through the estuary or over the concrete flood control "bridge." The campground is on the beach. With bigger swells, the wave will close out or break too fast for most people. Shore break and near shore side current can be strong but once out in the take off zone, the drift decreases. Sand enemas are possible.

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Park car at the end of the road and follow the trail through the estuary or over the concrete flood control "bridge." The campground is on the beach. With bigger swells, the wave will close out or break too fast for most people. Shore break and near shore side current can be strong but once out in the take off zone, the drift decreases. Sand enemas are possible.

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Park car at the end of the road and follow the trail through the estuary or over the concrete flood control "bridge." The campground is on the beach. With bigger swells, the wave will close out or break too fast for most people. Shore break and near shore side current can be strong but once out in the take off zone, the drift decreases. Sand enemas are possible.

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Park car at the end of the road and follow the trail through the estuary or over the concrete flood control "bridge." The campground is on the beach. With bigger swells, the wave will close out or break too fast for most people. Shore break and near shore side current can be strong but once out in the take off zone, the drift decreases. Sand enemas are possible.

Atmosphère

The beach is a private campground, open to the public, and costs only 6 pesos for day or overnight use. There are toilets and outdoor shower, palapas for shade and an area to prepare food. Horses and kayaks may be available for rent. The coast is undeveloped and wild for at least 10 to 15 miles in either direction. Sea turtles nest on the beach several months of the year. Do not swim in the nearby estuary as there is a sizable population of crocs living there. There are no stores, restaurants, or other services on the beach but some services are available in the nearby ranching pueblo, La Gloria, or Pino Suarez.
While it is empty now, the owners of the land have big plans for the area. They have a web site: www.ranchodelasolas.com

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): The beach is a private campground, open to the public, and costs only 6 pesos for day or overnight use. There are toilets and outdoor shower, palapas for shade and an area to prepare food. Horses and kayaks may be available for rent. The coast is undeveloped and wild for at least 10 to 15 miles in either direction. Sea turtles nest on the beach several months of the year. Do not swim in the nearby estuary as there is a sizable population of crocs living there. There are no stores, restaurants, or other services on the beach but some services are available in the nearby ranching pueblo, La Gloria, or Pino Suarez.<br />While it is empty now, the owners of the land have big plans for the area. They have a web site: www.ranchodelasolas.com

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): The beach is a private campground, open to the public, and costs only 6 pesos for day or overnight use. There are toilets and outdoor shower, palapas for shade and an area to prepare food. Horses and kayaks may be available for rent. The coast is undeveloped and wild for at least 10 to 15 miles in either direction. Sea turtles nest on the beach several months of the year. Do not swim in the nearby estuary as there is a sizable population of crocs living there. There are no stores, restaurants, or other services on the beach but some services are available in the nearby ranching pueblo, La Gloria, or Pino Suarez.&lt;br &#47;&gt;While it is empty now, the owners of the land have big plans for the area. They have a web site: www.ranchodelasolas.com

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): The beach is a private campground, open to the public, and costs only 6 pesos for day or overnight use. There are toilets and outdoor shower, palapas for shade and an area to prepare food. Horses and kayaks may be available for rent. The coast is undeveloped and wild for at least 10 to 15 miles in either direction. Sea turtles nest on the beach several months of the year. Do not swim in the nearby estuary as there is a sizable population of crocs living there. There are no stores, restaurants, or other services on the beach but some services are available in the nearby ranching pueblo, La Gloria, or Pino Suarez.&amp;lt;br &amp;#47;&amp;gt;While it is empty now, the owners of the land have big plans for the area. They have a web site: www.ranchodelasolas.com

Général

Worth a look, especially if you are tired of the crowds near Puerto Vallarta (Punta de Mita, Sayulita) or you are travelling between Puerto Vallarta and points south or vice versa. Try to catch a combined swell (NW & SW).

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Worth a look, especially if you are tired of the crowds near Puerto Vallarta (Punta de Mita, Sayulita) or you are travelling between Puerto Vallarta and points south or vice versa. Try to catch a combined swell (NW &amp; SW).

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Worth a look, especially if you are tired of the crowds near Puerto Vallarta (Punta de Mita, Sayulita) or you are travelling between Puerto Vallarta and points south or vice versa. Try to catch a combined swell (NW &amp;amp; SW).

English (Traduisez ce texte en Français): Worth a look, especially if you are tired of the crowds near Puerto Vallarta (Punta de Mita, Sayulita) or you are travelling between Puerto Vallarta and points south or vice versa. Try to catch a combined swell (NW &amp;amp;amp; SW).

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