Tiburon

Tiburon is a surf spot located in Northern Pacific, Mexico. This spot provides both left and right waves. The surf break is characterized by a sand and rock bottom, suitable for all levels of experience. Tiburon is known for its very consistent waves, with ride lengths ranging from 50 to 150 meters. The spot works best during medium and high tides. Tiburon is typically uncrowded, offering surfers plenty of space to catch waves. The spot is situated about half a kilometer north of Milagro and is part of a classic sand bottom point set-up. Tiburon consistently provides rides in the 150-200+ yard range, given any southerly swell direction (south through southwest). The spot’s name, which means ‘shark’ in Spanish, is said to come from a story about a bull shark that once approached a surfer in the area. However, shark encounters are not common. Mornings at Tiburon often feature glassy conditions or possible offshore winds, with onshore west/southwest winds typically picking up late morning to early afternoon. Nearby surf spots include Milagro, Las Barras de Piaxtla, Patoles, Rucos, and Playa Brueha. Tiburon is considered a world-class surf spot. When planning your surf session, remember to check the surf forecast and report for up-to-date conditions. It’s important to assess your skills before paddling out to ensure the spot matches your level. If the spot becomes crowded, be sure to respect the locals and follow proper surf etiquette. Always prioritize safety and enjoy the waves responsibly. Check out the good surf at Tiburon in the next 7 days, the webcams, the full forecast report, or see the spot on the surf map.