La Moza is a surf spot located along a long beach, known for attracting surfers who are after decent waves. It tends to get crowded on weekends, especially during the summer months, when the nearby National Park sees an influx of visitors. The atmosphere here is laid-back, with surfers of various skill levels hitting the water, but expect to share the space with others keen to catch a wave.

The waves at La Moza are primarily right-hand point breaks, which work best on east swells but can handle swells coming from the northeast and south as well. It typically rides well when the swell size is around 2ft (0.6m), and the waves can break over a mix of uneven reef and sand. With a favorable wind direction coming from the west, you can expect some decent rides here. The spot works across a range of tide heights—low, mid, or high—but it’s more suited for intermediate surfers who can navigate the drift and potential crowding.

For those looking to explore more, there are additional peaks nearby, such as the rivermouth at Las Achiras and Cerro Chato, where you might find more waves if La Moza gets too busy. Just be sure to time your entry carefully when jumping off the mussel-coated rocks, especially during summer when the crowds are at their highest.