Migrino

Migrino is a right-hand point break located on Baja's Pacific coast, known for its hollow waves along a stretch of sand and rock. The main feature is a defined right-hander at the point that produces quality shape when swell arrives. The break has a wide swell window facing west-southwest, keeping it active during summer's distant Pacific storms and winter's larger swells. The current and shore-break at Migrino are strong and persistent, creating challenging water conditions that require respect and experience rather than making it ideal for beginners despite its relative lack of crowds.

Access to Migrino requires driving about 20-30 minutes north of Cabo San Lucas along Mexico 19, turning off at Puente Migrino bridge at kilometer 97 and heading down to the beach. The area is remote with limited services, though camping is available near the shore. The desert approach and unusual rock formations around the beach are typical of this section of Baja's Pacific coast.