Playa de Tres Piedras is a small beach located in a tight-knit community that attracts a fair number of surfers. It's known for being a bit more consistent than nearby spots like Regla, often catching some more size from the swell. The beach scene here is pretty relaxed and friendly, making it a decent spot for surfers looking to enjoy a day on the waves.

The surf offers some solid conditions, particularly with a southwest swell direction, although it can also work with south and northwest swells. The waves are primarily beach breaks that can produce both lefts and rights, providing options for all kinds of surfers. It’s great for beginners since the spot can handle swell sizes starting from just 1 foot (about 0.3 meters). Tides can vary here; low, mid, and high tides all provide good surf, although the shorebreak can get hollow during higher tides, so keep that in mind.

When it comes to wind, the ideal direction is northeast, which helps shape the waves nicely. The combination of these factors makes Playa de Tres Piedras a versatile spot that can cater to different surfing levels, especially for those just starting out.