Las Palmas

Las Palmas is a surf spot located in Lima, Peru, in the Asia area about 95km south of Lima on the Panamericana. The beach is private and features a sand bottom with a beach break that is known for being constant and hollow. The spot is suitable for all levels of surfers, but it is always important to check your skills before paddling out, be sure that the spot and the conditions match your level. The surf spot provides both left and right waves. The best tides for surfing here are medium and high. The length of the ride is usually less than 50 meters. The spot is not usually crowded, but when there are more surfers in the water, respect the locals and always check the surf etiquette to keep things friendly. Las Palmas is considered a flyer wave, and the frequency of surfable waves is regular. The area is surrounded by other surf spots like Mar Azul, Bujama, Asia del Mar, Sarapampa, and Totoritas. For those looking for a surf forecast, surf report, map, or webcam, it is a good idea to check online resources before heading out to get the latest information on conditions. The beach is part of a region that hosts several resorts and is known for its consistent surf. Always remember to respect the environment and keep the beach clean. There is no public information about alternative names, main peaks, or famous surfers at this spot. Make sure to check the difficulty of the spot and the current surf forecast before entering the water. Las Palmas is a straightforward spot for those looking for a simple surf session in the Lima region.