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A full-day surf experience combining 4x4 transport and certified instruction along Baja’s East Cape and Cerritos. Ideal for beginners and intermediate surfers who want guided coaching and pro photos.
A full-day surf experience combining 4x4 transport and certified instruction along Baja’s East Cape and Cerritos. Ideal for beginners and intermediate surfers who want guided coaching and pro photos.
The morning opens with salt on your lips and a rumble underfoot as a Toyota Tacoma climbs coastal roads toward an empty shore.
You step out onto sand still warm from last night's sun; the Pacific and the Sea of Cortez both lay out promise — different faces of Baja's coastline. The instructor runs a short safety briefing, you wobble through pop-up drills on a soft board, and then the ocean calls, waves daring you to try.
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Operated by Cabo Surf Supply · San José del Cabo, Baja California Sur
The morning opens with salt on your lips and a rumble underfoot as a Toyota Tacoma climbs coastal roads toward an empty shore.
You step out onto sand still warm from last night's sun; the Pacific and the Sea of Cortez both lay out promise — different faces of Baja's coastline. The instructor runs a short safety briefing, you wobble through pop-up drills on a soft board, and then the ocean calls, waves daring you to try.
This excursion moves between two distinct surf regions: the East Cape on the Sea of Cortez, with sheltered coves and clearer water in summer, and Cerritos on the Pacific side, a long sandy point that sees more consistent winter swells. Geology here is blunt — tectonic shifts formed jagged headlands and broad sandy beaches; fisheries and small coastal towns grew from that shoreline economy, shaping a local surf culture that balances tourism with traditional livelihoods.
Expect hands-on coaching from ILS/ISA-certified instructors, included soft boards and rash-guards, and professional photography to capture runs. The six-hour window typically includes up to an hour of road transfer each way from San José del Cabo, short landings on gravel or sand, and variable surf conditions depending on season.
Practical tips: hydrate before the ride, bring reef-safe sunscreen, and know basic swimming. If you have back or heart issues, this activity isn’t recommended. Weather and sea state can cancel trips, so plan flexibility into your day.
This is a focused, learner-friendly surf day that pairs a rugged 4x4 transfer with patient instruction and real photo keepsakes.
No — lessons are designed for beginners and intermediate surfers; instructors start with a safety briefing and land drills before entering the water.
Transfers can be approximately 45–60 minutes each way from San José del Cabo depending on which break is chosen (East Cape in summer, Cerritos in winter).
Soft top boards, rash guards, and spring suits are provided as needed; bring your own wetsuit only if you prefer a specific fit.
Yes — the operator may cancel for unsafe sea conditions; all sales are final, so plan flexibility and check local forecasts before booking.
Cabo Surf Supply operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The morning opens with salt on your lips and a rumble underfoot as a Toyota Tacoma climbs coastal roads toward an empty shore.
You step out onto sand still warm from last night's sun; the Pacific and the Sea of Cortez both lay out promise — different faces of Baja's coastline. The instructor runs a short safety briefing, you wobble through pop-up drills on a soft board, and then the ocean calls, waves daring you to try.
The morning opens with salt on your lips and a rumble underfoot as a Toyota Tacoma climbs coastal roads toward an empty shore.
You step out onto sand still warm from last night's sun; the Pacific and the Sea of Cortez both lay out promise — different faces of Baja's coastline. The instructor runs a short safety briefing, you wobble through pop-up drills on a soft board, and then the ocean calls, waves daring you to try.
This excursion moves between two distinct surf regions: the East Cape on the Sea of Cortez, with sheltered coves and clearer water in summer, and Cerritos on the Pacific side, a long sandy point that sees more consistent winter swells. Geology here is blunt — tectonic shifts formed jagged headlands and broad sandy beaches; fisheries and small coastal towns grew from that shoreline economy, shaping a local surf culture that balances tourism with traditional livelihoods.
Expect hands-on coaching from ILS/ISA-certified instructors, included soft boards and rash-guards, and professional photography to capture runs. The six-hour window typically includes up to an hour of road transfer each way from San José del Cabo, short landings on gravel or sand, and variable surf conditions depending on season.
Practical tips: hydrate before the ride, bring reef-safe sunscreen, and know basic swimming. If you have back or heart issues, this activity isn’t recommended. Weather and sea state can cancel trips, so plan flexibility into your day.
This is a focused, learner-friendly surf day that pairs a rugged 4x4 transfer with patient instruction and real photo keepsakes.