Camaron Beach Previsiones de Olas e Boletín de Surf
(Sinaloa, Mexico)
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Camaron Beach Surf Guide
Camaron Beach in Sinaloa is an exposed point break that has fairly consistent surf. Summer offers the best conditions for surfing. The best wind direction is from the east northeast. Clean groundswells prevail and the best swell direction is from the southwest.There is a left hand point break here. A popular wave that can get growded. Beware of rocks and urchins.
Camaron Beach Spot Info
| Type: | Rating: | Reliability: | Todays Sea Temp*: |
|---|---|---|---|
| fairly consistent | 25.7°C*ocean temperature recorded from satellite |
Surfing Camaron Beach:
The best conditions reported for surf at Camaron Beach occur when a Southwest swell combines with an offshore wind direction from the East-northeast.
Camaron Beach Surf:
Sunday, 19 April 2026, 22:27 Local time| dom | lun | |||
| 8PM | 11PM | 2AM | 5AM | |
| Wave (m) | ||||
| Período (s) | 13 | 12 | 12 | 16 |
| Viento (km/h) | ||||
| Estado del Viento | glass | glass | glass | glass |
Tide Times:
En Camaron Beach (0 km).
| PROXIMA | ES A LAS (hora local) | quedan |
|---|---|---|
| marea alta | ||
| marea baja |
Camaron Beach Tide Times and Tide Chart
Live Weather:
At Mazatlan, 12 km from Camaron Beach.
| calm km/h | dry | Air temperature 24 °C |
Overall Camaron Beach Surf Consistency and Wind Distribution in abril



Wind stats for Camaron Beach: see the variation in direction and stength by month.
Fotos de Surf
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Comentarios de Surfistas para Camaron Beach
“El camarón beach, also known as "El Bucanero" because of a restaurant bar that was right in front of the break, or "Lupes" for the old timers is very consistent year round but excels during spring and early summer when the south swells start to work. From Mid-November to March it is not at its best because the north swells are blocked by the Baja peninsula. Some northerly swells swing around the península and hit us but you would get better waves at Jacarandas, Playa Bruja, Punta Bonita, caimanero river mouth or Las Flores. The break has a few take off spots such as "El tigre" which is the main take off spot right in front of a very sharp tiger claw rock form. "Segundo punto" which is right where the wave closes out from El tigre and is a very good take off but the ocean is deeper there making this a big but a pocket wave, we also have the inside rock where most af the tubes take place and "Las derechitas del camarón" formerly known as "Las derechitas del playa del rey" which is a right hollow wave that breaks right in front of the Emporio hotel. This place works at its best with a 190 degrees south swell and from 3 to 6 feet, mid tide and rising. Use to work with high tide but there is a wall built by the "fiestaland people" that sends an killer backwash that screws the wave at It´s best part. You´ll find sharp rocks, sea urchins, jellyfish, party-goers from the night before, homeless people, dealers, old gang members, oyster divers, swimmers, bodyboarders and we have spotted sharks, manta rays and dolphins many times.
As for localism, if you bodyboard dont get in the way of "resendiz", if you surf leave "sombras" waves alone. On the beach watch out for "chavita guasón". "chirolas" is a 60 year old surfer that is incredible fit and wont think twice about run over you if you don't respect the locals. "Ricky" is a massive old local that resembles a bald cyclops that will trash talk to you but hardly hits people, he's is just scary looking. There is also a guy called "el licenciado" that is soft spoken, speaks many languages is a sociopath and a lawyer but don't be fooled; the guy is a masked professional wrestler (that´s how he made his career) full of tattoos (always a long sleeve rash guard on) and represents people that I´m afraid to write of in here. Yes, you´ll find crowds for this is the most consistent break in the area but you´ll get some waves for sure. This is NOT a secret spot definitively as people who don't surf and that live in other countries know about this place! Jacarandas is the same spot but from the other side (a right) off the rocks (Velentino´s disco club). "El Teacher" is the oldest active surfer in Mazatlán and is always there shooting pictures and bullying youngsters ... we all joke with him and play some pranks on him, but if you don't belong in here and act mean to the guy, you will have a really bad time.”
el loco drogadicto de MEXICO - 02 May 2012
Spots de Surf más cercanos a Camaron Beach:
(Clica la ubicación para más detalles)- Closest spot1 mi
- Second closest spot3 mi
- Third closest spot3 mi
- Fourth closest spot4 mi
- Fifth closest spot4 mi
Boyas marinas más cercanas a Camaron Beach:
- Closest Boya Marinas663 mi
- Second closest Boya Marinas763 mi
- Third closest Boya Marinas799 mi
- Fourth closest Boya Marinas824 mi
- Fifth closest Boya Marinas853 mi
Estaciones de marea más cercanas a Camaron Beach:
- Closest estación de mareaMazatlan9 mi
- Second closest estación de mareaIsla del Bosque57 mi
- Third closest estación de mareaSan Blas147 mi
- Fourth closest estación de mareaLa Reforma157 mi
- Fifth closest estación de mareaBucerias192 mi
Airports
- The nearest passenger airport to Camaron Beach is General Rafael Buelna International (Mazatlan) Airport (MZT) in Mexico, which is 29 km (18 miles) away (directly).
- The second closest airport to Camaron Beach is Culiacan International Airport (CUL), also in Mexico, 190 km (118 miles) away.












