El Muelle is a surf spot located in Miramar, featuring a solid concrete pier that allows surfers to ride larger southeast swells without them closing out too much. The area is often less crowded, making it a decent option for those looking to catch some waves. The setup here can provide a mix of right-hand waves that peel off the end of the pier, with a rocky beach that adds some visuals to the surf experience.

The spot really shines when there's a south-east swell, but it can also handle north-east and south swells. It works best with swell sizes around 3 ft (about 1 meter), which is pretty manageable for experts. The waves typically break over sand, and there are some faster walls to enjoy, especially when the tide is low, mid, or high. For the best ride, aiming for northwest winds is your best bet. Be prepared for some powerful peaks around the rocks to the south at a place called El Pomol if you want to explore a bit more.

Jumping off the pier is a popular way to get into the water, especially during bigger swells. Just remember to keep an eye out for the fishermen in the area. Overall, it's a spot worth checking out for experienced surfers looking for a mix of wave action.