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Ride remote Baja breaks by 4x4, surf where guides pick the best swell, and get pro photos of your session. This private six-hour expedition moves between East Cape and Pacific breaks depending on season and conditions.
Ride remote Baja breaks by 4x4, surf where guides pick the best swell, and get pro photos of your session. This private six-hour expedition moves between East Cape and Pacific breaks depending on season and conditions.
The Toyota Tacoma eases off the graded road and the ocean opens—raw, bright, and immediate. Salt spray threads the cab as the crew scouts a stretch of sand where the swell lines up clean; the Sea of Cortez to your left and jagged lava-spattered headlands to your right. You step onto a wind-scoured beach, board underarm, the water daring you to commit.
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Operated by Cabo Surf Supply · San José del Cabo, Baja California Sur
The Toyota Tacoma eases off the graded road and the ocean opens—raw, bright, and immediate. Salt spray threads the cab as the crew scouts a stretch of sand where the swell lines up clean; the Sea of Cortez to your left and jagged lava-spattered headlands to your right. You step onto a wind-scoured beach, board underarm, the water daring you to commit.
This expedition follows the coastline shaped by tectonics and ancient volcanism, where arid desert cliffs plunge into two contrasting seas. The East Cape carries summer wind swells and cleaner long-period peaks, while the Pacific side around Todos Santos lights up in winter with groundswells from the North Pacific. Fishing villages and ranching outposts dot the route—places where surf culture grew alongside commercial fishing through the late 20th century.
Expect a six-hour, private excursion that prioritizes conditions: guides choose the best, often quieter, breaks and set up a shaded beach camp with chairs, cooler, lunch, and a pro photographer capturing your run. The trip includes surf equipment but assumes you can read sets, duck-dive, and manage variable currents and rocky takeoffs.
Practical advice: go early for calmer winds; wear reef booties and a snug rashguard or wetsuit appropriate to season; carry reef-safe sunscreen and hydration; brief your guide on any medical concerns. Note health restrictions—this adventure is not suitable for pregnant travelers or those with serious spinal or heart conditions—and the operator enforces an all-sales-final policy.
When the sun drops, you’ll be back in the truck with salt in your hair and photos to prove it—exactly the kind of hard-earned session many experienced surfers come to Baja for.
challenging.
6 hours.
Good paddling stamina and cardiovascular fitness; able to handle repeated waves and strong currents.
This is marketed to experienced surfers who can handle variable conditions, duck-dive, and navigate rocky takeoffs; guides tailor spot choice to ability but expect challenging waves.
Yes—surf equipment is included, plus chairs, umbrella, cooler drinks, snacks, and a boxed lunch; personal boards are allowed if you prefer them.
Guides choose between East Cape breaks in the Sea of Cortez in summer and Pacific spots near Todos Santos in winter; drives are typically under an hour from San José del Cabo depending on traffic and exact pickup.
All sales are final per operator policy; trips may be canceled in bad weather with no refund offered—confirm timing and insurance before booking.
The Baja coast combines indigenous fishing heritage with 20th-century ranching and a growing surf tourism scene that established remote breaks as international destinations.
Respect local nesting seasons, use reef-safe products, avoid trampling dune vegetation, and follow guide instructions to minimize impact on fragile shorelines.
Cabo Surf Supply operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The Toyota Tacoma eases off the graded road and the ocean opens—raw, bright, and immediate. Salt spray threads the cab as the crew scouts a stretch of sand where the swell lines up clean; the Sea of Cortez to your left and jagged lava-spattered headlands to your right. You step onto a wind-scoured beach, board underarm, the water daring you to commit.
The Toyota Tacoma eases off the graded road and the ocean opens—raw, bright, and immediate. Salt spray threads the cab as the crew scouts a stretch of sand where the swell lines up clean; the Sea of Cortez to your left and jagged lava-spattered headlands to your right. You step onto a wind-scoured beach, board underarm, the water daring you to commit.
This expedition follows the coastline shaped by tectonics and ancient volcanism, where arid desert cliffs plunge into two contrasting seas. The East Cape carries summer wind swells and cleaner long-period peaks, while the Pacific side around Todos Santos lights up in winter with groundswells from the North Pacific. Fishing villages and ranching outposts dot the route—places where surf culture grew alongside commercial fishing through the late 20th century.
Expect a six-hour, private excursion that prioritizes conditions: guides choose the best, often quieter, breaks and set up a shaded beach camp with chairs, cooler, lunch, and a pro photographer capturing your run. The trip includes surf equipment but assumes you can read sets, duck-dive, and manage variable currents and rocky takeoffs.
Practical advice: go early for calmer winds; wear reef booties and a snug rashguard or wetsuit appropriate to season; carry reef-safe sunscreen and hydration; brief your guide on any medical concerns. Note health restrictions—this adventure is not suitable for pregnant travelers or those with serious spinal or heart conditions—and the operator enforces an all-sales-final policy.
When the sun drops, you’ll be back in the truck with salt in your hair and photos to prove it—exactly the kind of hard-earned session many experienced surfers come to Baja for.