Nestled along the picturesque coast of Mexico, Playa La Saladita has emerged as a hidden gem for surf enthusiasts seeking a perfect blend of waves, sun, and a tight-knit community. Take a dive into the rich surf culture that defines this coastal haven and discover why it’s become a mecca for wave riders worldwide. The Long Left Wave of Bliss: Playa La Saladita boasts long, mellow waves that cater to surfers of all skill levels. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a beginner catching your first break, the consistent and gentle waves create an ideal environment for honing your skills and embracing ..read more

Get into your flow state on the waves of Playa La Saladita Mexico Want to get your flow on this winter season? Playa La Saladita is the perfect place to disconnect with the stressful landscape of modern day life and reconnect with nature and the flow of energy that only the ocean can provide. Flow state at Templo Yoga Saladita Playa La Saladita Mexico has friendly waves and a flow state vibe that allow you to relax and decompress while learning to surf perfect gentle waves. If you already surf then get back in warm Mexican water. Daily yoga and meditation classes keep the surfers in tune with ..read more

Announcing the Friday community market at Mareta – Saladita Beach, Mexico Mareta Saladita announced the addition of their weekly community market where local products and fresh food can be found. Come out and support the locals at this weekly farmers market hosted at Mareta Salasit. Choose from locally grown fresh produce providers as well as locally made organic products and handmade crafts, clothes and more. If you are looking for a nice spot to make some purchases and support the local community this is the place to check out every Friday in Playa La Saladita ..read more

Women surfers in Playa La Saladita I get asked this question a lot by women who are either beginner surfers and want to come and learn in playa la saladita or women who are surfers and are looking for a friendly spot that’s also safe for a solo female surfer to travel to. The definitive answer is YES! Playa La Saladita is a very safe place for women surfers traveling alone or with other girlfriends to come and enjoy fun waves, friendly locals, great vibes and delicious food. Nique Miller visiting surfer to Playa La Saladita In fact there is a growing community of women surfers who have come to ..read more

Most people that come to visit Playa La Saladita come for the awesome waves and good vibes. There’s also fun things to do after surfing a bit of nightlife to enjoy and live music to check out. Here are a few local spots worthy of finding your way to … Casa Barracuda hosts Monday nights acoustic music and jam sessions. CASA BARRACUDA … you’ll find a simple and delicious fresh menu here with ceviche, smoked marlin tacos, mini burgers (and veggie burgers), salad and very yummy cocktails. Don’t miss their Monday gets acoustic. Live music and jam session. LA MAREJADA “burger spot”… Enjoy family sty ..read more

Waves at the point in Playa La Saladita The waves in playa la saladita are consistent year round but depending on your level of surfing, certain times of the year may be better than others to visit Playa La Saladita. As a beginner surfer wanting to learn to surf on friendly gentle and long left breaking waves, the winter is the best time of year for a visit. From about November to April the point break at Playa La saladita serves up small to medium clean long waves that are perfect for beginner surfers. These kinds of waves are best to learn on and hone your surfing skills. Various surf school ..read more

Paddling out in La Saladita Many surfers visiting Playa La Saladita want to know where is the best place to paddle out to get to the waves. That depends a lot on a couple of factors : what is the swell doing and what kind of board are you surfing? If the swell is big and you there’s lots of current and you’re surfing a shorter board it’s best to walk south down the beach even past the main point where the beach starts to arc further south. This can be a great place to paddle out from as there’s typically a channel that will suck you out to the outside set. The only drawback here is having to d ..read more