July 16th, 2007
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hey there and welcome to the Monday afternoon surf report at Maderas. We’ve got a fun, playful little swell in the water right now and it’s the perfect afternoon at the beach – especially for longboards and beginners. Here’s a cool perspective on the line-up. It doesn’t get much prettier.
Kambute made it out to the action today. Here he is trying to get some air. That’s not too easy when you weight more tham 200 pounds dude!!!
This is Katarina, visiting us from Germany and showing off her artwork. Katarina has been here for a few weeks and is learning how to surf.
Here’s another cool shot of Maderas. This is “Chulin” on a fun little left. You can see the rocks and the island where we go diving in the background.
Here is one of the 3 brothers from Maderas going off the top on a nice little left. Dale
NSR is getting ready to announce a brand new rental house we now have on the cliff above Maderas. Check out the view! This is one of the nicest rental homes on the coast, perfectly designed with local materials, spacious and comfortable and a 180 degree view of the coast. It’s perfect for the group of people wanting to spend time at the beach and still be close to San Juan Del Sur. Stay tuned to our “Beach Rentals” section for the details.
RECENT REPORTS
Hello and Happy Friday, @tonyzphotos filling in for Josh today. The swell is still running, the lefts seem more dominant. Let’s dive in.
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Happy Wednesday everyone! Welcome to this afternoon’s surf report from Colorados. The swell managed to hang in an extra day for us! Whoo-hoo!
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Hey there, this is Pancho checking in from San Carlos, Mexico. After a not so early start, we crossed the border in Naco (east of Nogales) with no problems and drove most of the day to this Cabo-esque desert beach town. No surf here so we spent the night and got out the next morning…
We had a wierd mix of ground and wind swell in the water today. There were light winds in the morning and they turned onshore in the afternoon. Sets were running overhead and the Cowboy jumped right in.