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comment by Anonymous, 2008-02-29 21:02:13

snich
who put that photos and information on internet it's a fu#*$g dumbass, thanks for publish a magical spot one time uncrowded.

comment by water taxi, 2006-10-01 14:42:24

beware of pirates
surf there until you see a center console with twin mercurys 200 hp that's when your session is done the locals are in. we share this place only when we are not surfing it. theres around 5 waves around this area,lefts and rights.

comment by yo mama, 2006-08-13 02:28:16

Racetracks
I've lived here for 10 years, and it really breaks best on N-NW long period ground swell, cold fronts & hurricains. It's very susceptible to the very little tide change we have +-2 feet at the most. The wind can screw it up in a hurry, and the paddle out through the channel in the reef is totally scethchy on big days. Bring a pair of huevos...but as the others have said, when it's on...whoa.

comment by cayo, 2005-12-15 01:37:04

my back yard
the best place ever .......on a monday afternoon take the boat.....surf alone..and if not good theres about 46 diffrent spots around!!!!! all you need is a boat and time out there,fajardo is the best north, south, east or west we surf the best!Te amo!
p.s
gas need to go down sso i can surf more than 2 times a day

comment by anonymous, 2005-10-16 06:41:27

surf it once and very impressed. there is a left hand wave also left indo it was small that day but verry hollow wave it could be a top ten spot in the right conditions

comment by Brandon, 2005-01-09 00:55:38

Great spot
Not many people think the east coast of PR gets any good waves, but I lived in Fajardo for two years, when this place is on, its on. The wave comes from very deep water and breaks right on top of shallow reef. You can get smashed over it and when the water gets sucked back it will leave you in a puddle of water a foot deep, watch your fins and your ass. Ive seen this break around 12-15 feet in the winter when the conditions are perfect, just talk to fishermen and watch for a swell. The wave breaks about a quarter mile off shore so it takes a while to get there.

comment by anonymous, 2004-03-15 21:41:17

thx, I took the photo
I took the photo a few years ago. Its was a day with variable winds but in san juan it was onshore. There was a swell running but looked sloppy and not too big in the san juan area. To our surprise when we got to the seven seas beach and saw the barreling right out in the distance! offshore and perfect. It stayed like that all afternoon. It was pretty consistent with more than just 2-3 waves per set. just perfect.

Its hard to tell when to go. And if you get there its bad, theres nothing else.

comment by An Aussie, 2003-12-03 04:54:29

Great Photo
That photo is FIIIILTH!!!! Wonder how often it gets like that?

comment by habichuela, 2003-11-10 19:28:05

it can rock!
incredible rights ,its very inconsistent,it needs all the right factors for it to be working.But when its on,fffuuuuucccckkkk!Need to go w. somebody w. reef knowledge or go by boat from next door fishing town Las Croabas.

comment by RAMBO CALVO, 2002-10-18 05:39:13

El Faro
Que bueno que hay que caminar un monton,esta lleno de mosquitos con esteroides,y como si fuera poco solo se puede entrar dando la super remada , si no sabes salir vas a tener que dar la super remada de nuevo o destruir tu tabla y tus pies para llegar a la orilla y volver a caminar(si te quedan pies) y rezar que no le paso nada a el carro