Miramar, located on the coast of Argentina, is a surf spot known for its range of beachbreaks due to the stubby jetties lining the shoreline. The area has a friendly vibe, attracting both locals and visiting surfers looking for a decent day on the waves. Miramar is accessible and offers various options, making it a spot where surfers of all levels can find something suitable to ride.

The surf here works best with a north-east swell, although south swells can also produce rideable waves. It’s capable of handling swell sizes from about 2 feet (0.6 meters) onward. The waves break over sandy bottoms and offer both left and right rides. The ideal wind direction is from the north-west, which helps to clean up the conditions. Miramar is pretty versatile when it comes to tide; you can catch good waves at low, mid, or high tide. It’s a great place for beginners to get some practice in, with enough variety to keep things interesting.

While surfing at Miramar, you might want to check out Honores near the rivermouth, as it often has good banks despite sometimes being crowded. Nautico and Cacho are also popular spots with many locals. It’s a good idea to get familiar with the area and find a spot that suits your vibe for the day.