February 10th, 2020
PLAYA SANTANA
Hello everyone, this is Baldo reporting today from Santana beach. With yesterday’s full moon the tides have been big!
The high tide of the last few days have been filling the estuary so much that now you can do Stand Up Paddle Board on it!
I went to check out Panga Drop once the tide started dropping, it was windy and just a few people in the water.
A few beginners doing a great job with today’s conditions.
It was windy and with several peaks all over the place.
But the water was really nice… look at those colors against the sun.
They surfers out there were having a lot of trouble to find the right waves.
Being in the right place was a difficult task, specially when the bigger sets came.
The small ones were really nice to catch and offer a nice ride.
Let’s all hope for better, softer winds for the next few days, the size and period are great but it just need to be cleaner. Crossing fingers!
RECENT REPORTS
Hello Tuesday and thanks for tuning back in for daily surf report. We had a slightly smaller but still a lot of fun surf today. @tonyzphotos bringing you the goods.
Hello Monday, The surf dropped off in a bit today, That’s ok for the reef break up the beach. @tonyzphotos bringing you todays action.
Hello and Happy Sunday to all our viewers. @tonyzphotos back on the report after snowbirding in Panama. We have some sunshine and fun surf in the water today. Dive in for a look.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Happy Sunday Folks! Swell is on the rise and the winds were maybe at an all time high this weekend with some pretty intense gusts. That being said, it was another beautiful day here in Nica-Land. Veni!
Hey there everyone and welcome to the Saturday surf report. It’s been a busy weekend so far. Its been so busy, I’m kicking you all down with a little added bonus shots because we like YOU!
Bienvenidos to a fresh edition of NSR’s daily surf report! It is the windiest day I have ever spent on the beach in Nicaragua! No joke, I think it might have been dangerous to surf this morning, solely due to the intense offshore wind!