Suggestions for a Surfing Beach
Hello, saw your website and we were wondering if you had any ideas on great beaches - my husband and son love to body surf - we were thinking of going to los cabos but have heard you can't really get in the ocean because of undertow and rocks - we have been to Cancun 5 times and don't want to go there - any suggestions?We're not surfers but we've heard good things about Rincon, Puerto Rico; Aruba (good for surfing and windsurfing pretty much year around); and Boston Bay, Jamaica (near Port Antonio on the east end of the island...it's pretty remote for travelers from Ocho Rios, Montego Bay or Negril). Aruba's very family-friendly and has a wide variety of difficulty levels with the most challenging waters on the Atlantic side on the calmer seas on the Caribbean side.
Happy travels!! Paris and John
Labels: Aruba, Jamaica, Puerto Rico
posted by Paris & John /Click for permalink 10:28 AM
3 Comments:
Surf seems to be good in many locations. Depends on where you really want to go and much you are willing to spend. I would check on surf reports at www.Surfline.com and there you should get an idea of what type of surf fits your skill level.
There are some great ways to save $$$ too if you rent a beachhouse by owner. I stayed in a beachhouse in Spain and it was awesome. Had the whole house to myself and when I woke up after a refreshing night of sleep (hearing the waves just outside the double french doors) I could go out one side of my room to my private pool or the other side which opened to the beach. I could see the island Ibiza just off the beach.
I suggest some of these websites that you can find beachhouses by owners:
www.VRBO.com
www.BHRBO.com
www.Beachhouse.com
There are many others, so enjoy your trip and hope this one tops all of the trips you have ever taken!
Rincon is great for surfing. There's a nice surfing community down here, as well as surf schools. Check out:
www.surf787.com (surf school and B&B)
www.villaorleanspr.com
Check out http://www.wheresthebeachdude.com for lists of beaches with GPS coordinates.
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