Sea conditions vary according to the swell that approaches our coastline, and the following factors should be taken into account: the direction and size of the swell, and wind speed. We will teach you how to read the weather reports and predictions that feature on our website, so that you can put them to use before heading out.

There are a few good links to weather prediction websites on our homepage, and from these you can make your own conclusions about which beach to surf at. Thanks to these generally very accurate predictions, you can now determine sea conditions up to 1 week before the swell reaches the coast. Peru is a country blessed by many beaches offering good waves and ample space to practice your surfing.

Among the beaches used for instruction and training in Lima and northern Peru are the following, divided up into the three experience categories.

Costa verde – Beginners

(According to the swell, some of these beaches are ideal for intermediates and advanced surfers as well)
Barranquito
Makaha
Ala Moana
Outher sand banks

Costa verde – Intermediates

Pampilla
Punta Roquitas
Triangulo
Barranquito (with medium sized swell)

Costa Verde – Advanced

(Advanced students should be prepared to surf at all beaches and in all conditions)
Herradura
Pampilla
Punta Roquitos

Beaches South of Lima

San Bartolo (Beginners and early Intermediates)
Caballeros (Intermediates and Advanced)
Señoritas (Intermediates and Advanced)
La Isla, Punta Hermosa (ntermediates halfway, Advanced at the point)

Northern Beaches
Centinela (Advanced)
Bermejo (Advanced)
Chicama (Advanced and Intermediates)
Pacasmayo – El Faro (Advanced)
Pacasmayo – Malecon (Beginners)
Pimentel (Beginners and Intermediates)
Lobitos (Advanced and Intermediates)
Bayovar (Advanced)

Contacts: 415*9760 / 99 76 23466
director@tubossurfschool.net
tubossurfschool@yahoo.com