This is how day of travel can look in Mexico. Searching for distant waves is part of the adventure and there’s a lot of them in this country. We slept in very basic accomodation on the beach for only a few dollars, surfed the evening offshore breeze and the next day we took the same
We stayed at a really nice, cheap place with a GREAT internet connection. A great internet equals gold for us and updates for you, so that’s always a big plus! It was situated right in front of the beach and the break, the owner was super relaxed and we digged the vibe here and in
This is Puerto Escondido, the mexican wave machine aka the “mexican pipeline” . It´s a beach brake that gets overhead and tubing with NO swell.. The swell was about 2ft when these images where shot. If you wanna have a look at hard core surf you should definitely go here cuz i haven’t seen a
Super sweet breakfast at El Cafecito in Puerto Escondido! Can recommend the chocolate/banana milkshake, their banana cake, spinach/cheese croissant and their peanut butter toast with banana on.. Don’t know if Petter can recommend the “Mega plate for a hungry surfista” with three scrambeled eggs, bacon, pancakes…
So it was time for us to leave the little paradise we found on the Mexican pacific coast.. Kristy gave us a ride to the bus stop and a bus-shitforgotourswimwearontheclotheslineonthebeach-colectivo-bus-nightbus-taxi followed. Went to sleep in Acapulco and woke up in Puerto Escondido, traveling by night has worked fine for us in Mexico. You sort of
