
Everyone was super happy to see the waves coming and breaking all along the beach, every person that came was like “look at that one, wait, look at that other one!”

But only a few surfers were actually creating some trouble, “accidentally” dropping in on other surfers.

The offshore showed up too accompanying the swell. Sometimes it was difficult to catch the waves because the wind pushed you back into the wave.

I was surprised to see a bunch of boogieboarders out there, more than normal for this regions.

Representing the locals was Marlon, putting up a nice show out there.

This tourist with the red surfboard was also going off too with the turns, he was getting lots of speed and then Wuack! a powerful turn with a big spray.

The sandbars here at Santana has been kinda weird, right now the best time to surf is closer to mid tide. On high tide the waves break too close to shore.

The waves will stay this size for one or two weeks, enough for everyone to have fun and stay in shape for when the big swells start showing up in the next few months. Hasta luego!
RECENT REPORTS

Hello Wednesday, I checked Panga Drops mid morning and the wind was blowing pretty stiff and sideshore. Still plenty of swell in the water. @tonyzphotos reporting.
FROM THE ARCHIVES

What’s up everybody?! This is Parker and Eric logging in on a tag team report. We shot photos early this morning so check out what we have to show you guys!