Surf Breaks

The Miramar area offers a variety of waves. Pointbreaks, reefbreaks, jetty breaks, and beachbreaks. It is the left point break reef that is actually called Punta Miramar. The best swells for Miramar are from the SW to S, ideally SW. The point favors mid to long-period, single swells, whereas the other beachbreaks around it favor combo swells and a mix of swell periods for peakier shape.

Shacks

Shacks is south of the point and it’s about 5 minutes walk south of Miramar Surfcamp. Very fast, well-shaped left that breaks over sharp reef and can get very hollow, and will be one of the funnest waves you will surf staying with us.

Shifty's

The most consist beachbreak in the area. By walk from Miramar Surf Camp, 5 minutes. It is all sand at the bottom and breaks for both sides, right and left. Good for all levels of surf. From the beginner surfer until the most experienced.

Las Flores

Imagine you beginner, in a huge swell trying to learn to surf. No problem at all, in La Flores, waves always will be good to learn and have fun.

Punta Miramar

Perfectly situated right in front of Miramar Surf Camp, the point (Punta Miramar) is a reef pointbreak left that holds the most swell in the area.

La Derechita

Located right in front of our camp this wave works when there is a lot sand deposited on the channel. Super fun and consistent.

Punta Miramar Outer reef

The best and most challenge wave during big south swell days. The outside works at low tide and can hold sizeable swells.

Puerto Sandino

One of the biggest wave in Nicaragua is at the river mouth of Puerto Sandino. This world class wave is a monster, and that’s why is the most popular spot in the area.

Salinas Grandes

Salinas Grandes is a magical place, and will be always empty with many peaks going off a long the 3 miles beach. This spot has a few beach breaks and a river mouth. This is always a good option when the swell is smaller. And works with pretty much all the tides.

El Transito

Located only 30 min by boat from Miramar Surf Camp, this beach break is a good swell magnet. The sand move around and make for some various corners and sand bars up and down the beach and works good at small and mid swells.

The Pier

Just north of the point is a spot called The Pier. Around one minute walk from the camp, it allows for long rights. It usually barrels on most swells and works well with all tides.

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