Nestled between a National Park and an expansive stretch of volcanic sand beach, El Paredon stands as a hidden gem in the realm of surf travel. This south-facing coastline picks up long-period south swells from the Southern Ocean crafting peaky hollow waves giving surfers plenty of opportunities amidst El Paredon's vast stretch.

 

The peak surfing season spans from November to March, providing surfers from all levels with waves ranging from waist to head high. During these months, the conditions are pristine and inviting with offshore mornings perfect for both beginners and seasoned surfers.

 

 For those looking for more of a challenge, the rainy season, spanning from April to the end of October can produce hollow head-high to double overhead high waves. Even during the rainy season, beginners can still find their feet during low tide, while the more experienced surfers will enjoy surfing during mid tide.

 

Regardless of the season, El Paredon offers a wave for every surfer and is rarely flat or crowded.

Check the surf forecast, plan your visit, and dive into the endless adventure that awaits!