Boca De Santo Tomas

The break at Boca De Santo Tomas consists of a south-facing beach with reef and right-point sections, producing varied conditions from the same lineup. It responds well to west-facing groundswells with longer-period components and performs best with east-northeast winds. Typical winter conditions produce waves averaging 1 to 2 feet, with set waves occasionally reaching 2 to 3 feet. Performance peaks during winter months, particularly January. The break is generally beginner-friendly under moderate swell, though the reef and point-break sections can challenge intermediate surfers during larger swells. Established hazards include rocks and a shark presence.

Access from Ensenada is straightforward—roughly 27 kilometers south via Mexico Highway 1, with both paved and rough dirt-road options depending on approach. The location sits near a small fishing village with basic supplies and ample camping, though most surfers stock up in Ensenada before heading to the final approach.