Bahoruco surf guide

Bahoruco is a cobblestone point located on the far southwest coast of the Dominican Republic. It’s a spot that’s still pretty off the beaten path, so it’s great if you’re looking to escape the crowds. With tourism just starting to peek into this area, you might find yourself surfing solo here more often than not, especially considering its remote location. The environment is clean, and the vibe is laid back, making it a chill spot for surfers looking to enjoy some waves.

This spot can handle swell sizes from around 4 feet (1.2 meters) to a solid 8 feet (2.4 meters). It works best with south-east swells and can break over rock, featuring both lefts and rights. The waves here are primarily reef and point breaks, which can be nice when the conditions are right. You’ll want to aim for times when the tide is low to mid, and don’t forget that the preferred wind direction is generally from the north to northeast. This spot is really suited for intermediate to expert surfers, especially those riding shortboards, so keep that in mind when you paddle out.

Paddling out is relatively easy overall, making it accessible for those with a bit of experience. The area is usually not crowded, which is a bonus, and parking is right there, making access simple. Just watch out for some rocks in the lineup, and you should be set for a good session!