Boboca surf guide

Boboca is a surf spot located just down from the harbor, known for its uneven reef and sand structure. The area gets a mix of surfers, but it's a place where locals often gather, especially when the conditions are right. It's not the most popular spot, but it has its own charm, particularly when the swell is firing. The vibe is pretty laid-back, making it an okay place to catch some waves without the crowd pressure found at more famous spots.

The surf here can be decent, with a hollow and chunky left breaking across the reef on Northwest swells, which usually works best with Southeast winds. You can also find rights breaking along the uneven reef line when the conditions are good. Boboca can handle swell sizes up to around 5 feet (1.5 meters), and it works at all tides, though locals tend to prefer mid-tide sessions. For those looking to ride here, it’s good to have intermediate skills since the waves can pack a punch, especially when it gets bigger.

Besides the usual surf action, Boboca is also known to have some size when the conditions align just right. It can be a bit hit or miss, so it's worth checking the swell forecasts and local reports before heading out. If you decide to surf here, keep an eye on the crowd, as it can get busier when conditions are solid. Enjoy your time and make sure to respect the locals!