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Carlos Alvarez said 4 years ago
Great place to surf but during the season just know that it will get crowded for waves, but overall GREAT
Jay Halverson said 4 years ago
Awesome surf spot, but be prepared for the crowd. There is a lot of parking, but it does fill up.
Ulises Feliciano Troche said 4 years ago
Good surf spot, but not that good for a swim.
Sergio Contreras said 4 years ago
Great snorkeling, but the surf is not that bad at all! Cut urchin pokes, but whatever. Watch the sunset.
akdeniz altas said 5 years ago
Terrible for swimming it is all rocks.
Great spot for sunset! Come here just right before sunset to enjoy great view
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