About
One of the best spots in the DR's South Coast, with 300-500 foot long waves that zip along in interconnected sections. You will sure have a blast and will want to come back.
Atmosphere:
The point is non populated, only an oil importing facility nearby (a pipe comes from 3 miles out at sea, tankers dock out there and pump oil into the facility), but not too visible from the beach. It is a wide, beautiful and free spot, with a river nearby to cool down in fresh water. Fisherman are at times available, you can buy fresh catch from them at incredible prices. Wind goes sidewards/onshore by 11.30 AM, waves are still surfable, but never as nice as in the offshore winded mornings. If planning to hang out bring a beach umbrella, seating and plenty of fluids, it is hot. There are many kilometers of coast to the west to explore, with similar conditions.
Additional Info:
Access is through the town of Nizao, about 55 minutes West of Santo Domingo city. Car must be left behind at little town, best at a trusted local place, long walk through plantations to the beach. Pebbles get hot by noon, make sure to wear shoes or even sandals. If coming with non surfers, bring a beach umbrella, sun is powerful, no shade available close to beach.
Location
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Access
| Walk | Long walk (>30 min) |
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| Public access | Yes |
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| 4x4 required | Unknown |
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| Boat required | Unknown |
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