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Teiki Mathieu Baillan surfing a self-made Alaya surfboard in Macaroni, Mentawaï, Indonesia. Photo by C. Naslain, 2009.
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Kon Tiki
Peru, Lima
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Datum: WGS84 [ Ayuda ] |
Latitud: 12° 20.85' S |
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English (Traducir este texto en Español): Access from Punta Hermosa beach (43km south of Lima) and paddle out (500+m) to the obvious peak between La Isla (north) and Punta Rocas (south). Alternatively paddle out from the north side of Punta Rocas; more white water but slightly shorter paddle. DistanciaCoja un coche LlegadaAcceso directo (< 5min) ¿Fácil de encontrar?Hay que buscar un poco ¿Acceso publico?Acceso publico Acceso especialMás de 20 min a remo o por barco |
Características de spot de surf
Calidad del spot de surf
Calidad de las olasClásico regional
ExperienciaSurfistas con experiencia
FrecuenciaNo sé
Ola
TipoArrecife de rocas
DirecciónDerecha y izquierda
FondoRocas planas con arena
PotenciaHueca, Veloz, Potente
Longitud normalCorta (< 50m)
Longitud máximaLargo (150 a 300 m)
Marea, oleaje y viento
Buena dirección de la resacaNoroeste, Oeste, Sudoeste
Dirección del vientoSudeste, Este, Nordeste
Talla de la resacaEmpieza en 2m-2.5m / 6ft-8ft y permanece hasta el 4m+ / 12ft
Condición de mareaTodas las mareas
Mejor movimiento de mareaMareas ascendentes y descendentes
Más detalles
Poblado durante la semanaVacío
Poblado en fines de semanaUnos pocos surfistas
Peligros
- Corrientes/Resaca
Información adicional
English (Traducir este texto en Español): Bring your Guns - this wave is sometimes considered as a training ground for Pico Alto.<br />As with Pico Alto, this is break is a long way out to sea: positioning oneself is hard - especially when the sets are widely spaced - and getting it wrong is not fun.<br />Tides are relatively unimportant - if the swell is there - it works.
Ambiente
English (Traducir este texto en Español): This spot is less powerful, less hollow that Pico Alto, but is nonetheless a very serious wave. This can be a reasonable option when other breaks are crowded (on an intermediate swell) as few people bother to paddle out here.
General
English (Traducir este texto en Español): As with all these south-Lima beaches : crowds in summer only.
Comentarios
Por lopez , 21-04-2007
Kontiki - In february of 99 I surfed this huge wave. It was an amazing experience, 'cos you get the paddle a lot to get to the break, besides, I went there with nobody on the outside, so it was pretty much dificult to find the right place to wait the sets. Punta Rocas was great as well as La Isla but I coudn't left Peru without surf that wave. In a few minutes, there were 4 or more guys out there by my side, all in 7'5'' plus boards. Well that was my first experience in real big surf, and it helped me a lot, 'cos is a relatively easy wave to ride.I'm going back there this year and wait to surf there again.
Por Vikingo , 06-03-2006
Amazing Kon Tiki - In summer 2005 I spent 1 month at Punta Hermosa, waves every day and lots of surfers out at La Isla and Punta Rocas, but Kon Tiki which is about 20-25 min. paddle hardly ever have surfers out.The quality of the wave is so so, at least during the time I was there, but you have almost every wave to yourself, and this wave is bigger than La Isla and Punta Rocas.From the balcony at Maritas you have a perfect view to these mentioned surfspots. Marita and Alfredo and their two sons are very friendly and Marita makes exellent food, keep your room clean,and the prize is reasonible. Her e-mail: mlvillar@hotmail.com. Have fun!
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Por Anonymous , 26-02-2016
Tsunami ridden here - This is the spot where a tsunami was ridden way back in the 1960s. A couple of surfers got sucked out to sea and then rode some waves in, they didnt know they were tsunamis until the same waves they rode at sea kept going and crashed into the houses on the shoreline.