Yes. Troncones is a great base for beginner surfers because there are several nearby breaks with different levels of difficulty. We choose the surf spot based on the conditions and your experience, rather than forcing everyone to surf the same wave.

Yes. Intermediates are actually a great fit for a Surfari because we can move between different breaks depending on what will help you progress. Some days that may mean a mellow point break; other days it may mean a more powerful wave.

That’s common. If the group has mixed levels, we adjust the plan so everyone gets the best possible experience. Depending on the day, that may mean choosing a wave that works for everyone or splitting the group between different breaks or guides.

Yes, when the conditions and the group make it the right choice. La Saladita is one of the best-known waves in the area, especially for longboarders, but a Surfari is not built around surfing La Saladita every day.

No. Troncones is our base, but we explore different waves along the coast. The whole idea of a Surfari is to go where the conditions are best rather than being tied to one break.

We look elsewhere. We check the forecast, wind, swell direction, tide, and local conditions, then choose the break that gives the group the best chance of good surf that day.

Yes, especially for surfers who want local knowledge and access to more than one break. Advanced surfers usually benefit from being able to move with the conditions rather than being tied to a single surf camp location.

Yes. Longboards are very popular in this area, especially around La Saladita and other mellow point breaks. We also have access to a large board selection, so you do not necessarily need to travel with your own board.