
So we’re just hours away from one of the biggest Nicaraguan Holidays of the year. That’s right, it’s time for Semana Santa.

Each year, locals and beachgoers from across the globe make their way to the beaches of Nicaragua for some good time fun in the sun.

Today, I say it was like the calm before the storm, because I literally had to wait for an hour before anyone even showed up to beach to surf.

By this time tomorrow, people will start showing up and the crowds will fin in all week; since Semana Santana will run all week.

Btw, this last sequence was a little example how fast the waves were running out there today.

The lefts were doing just about the same thing.

Fun, racy little lines coming in during the afternoon low tide.

And then something like this would pop up every now and then. Looks pretty fun, right?

Nothing much going here, just this mysto board getting gobbled up by this 3 foot closeout.

Here’s another example of the fast takeoffs and pretty much un-makable waves during low tide. Quick take off..

Pull in and get pounded…

Rinse and repeat.

Maybe it was a better day out on the ocean fishing??

The lighting was super bright out there today, and the sand was about 200 degrees.

But if you were looking south in this direction (this time of the day), you would see how amazing the light and water color actually was today.

Sometimes I’m a little hard pressed to create a surf report for you all when I only have 2 surfers out in the water, which I know is GREAT for them, but I really can’e believe I’m saying this, but I can’t wait till we get quite a few more heads here; so I can make some really good reports for you guys all day every day here very soon!!

The Hail Marry of the day. Go Chica!!!

Well…. ya, it still looks fun regardless.

Alright, maybe it’s time to head North to check some other surf spots for the day.
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Happy Tuesday and April 1st. The sun was out, still swell in the water. Low tide was fast and hollow. @tonyzphotos reporting