Spot guide
Sayulita is an NW-facing reef break in Mexico. It picks up swell from SW to WSW and WSW to WNW and NW to NNW, and land, islands, reefs or shallow banks block about 59% of the directions it faces. Offshore wind here blows from the SE: light winds or SE breezes usually mean the cleanest surf, while NW onshores chop it up.
- Break
- Reef
- Faces
- NW (320°)
- Best swell
- W to WNW (270°–296°) or NW to NNW (311°–327°), 11 s or longer
- Best wind
- E to S offshore, or glassy
- Best surf height
- 4–10 ft at the beach
- Swell window
- SW to WSW (215° to 253°); WSW to WNW (254° to 296°); NW to NNW (311.5° to 327°)
- Offshore wind
- SE
- Tide
- Model estimate
- Wave buoy
- None within 250 km
- Cams
- 2
Cams at Sayulita
- Sayulita — surf and beach cameras · watch on Sayulita Beach ↗
- Sayulita · watch on The Surfers View ↗