Teiki Mathieu Baillan surfing a self-made Alaya surfboard in Macaroni, Mentawaï, Indonesia. Photo by C. Naslain, 2009.
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Latitude: 21° 7.873' N |
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This spot is right in the Hotel zone in Cancun. Use the public beach access next to Coco Bongo. Head right when you hit the beach. The spot is on the other side of the little rock cliffs in front of the first hotels.
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This is a fun wave. Locals are friendly and very helpful. The wave can get good when the swell is up and the locals say it evens barrels. Shallow beach break claims a lot of boards. Look out for Bodyboarders, tourists playing in the beachbreak and souvenir hawkers.
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By skinny dawg , 08-07-2007
suckas¡ - chac rules in winter sessions , you need to be ther to watch te tubes & the perfect peak with glassy & cristaline water, plus, we have the hurricane season , yoyu just need to be there the right day.
By Kevin , 05-06-2007
No surf in Chacmool - Poor travelling surfers trying to find waves at Chac. The place is so fickle that even vitualbuoy predictions fail to materialize.If you live there it's fine, no waves = go do something else. Don't plan a surf trip around Cancun unless you are going for a full month or the predictions are just right (hurricane sweeping by or something similar).
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By Continental Surfer 21 , 15-01-2008
Cancun questions - Are there places to pick up a rental. Only gonna be there for 3-5 days, so not wanting to drag my boards thru the hassle of the airlines if it's fickle. What's rental price per day? I'm going to be there in April and hoping there's still some Winter wind kickin' up some swell.