Boca de Pascuales

Boca de Pascuales is a river mouth beach break on Mexico's Pacific coast where a river system meets the ocean. The coastline faces west toward the open Pacific, with the beach oriented along a north-south axis. The spot features a sandy beach with visible rocky outcrops and river sediment patterns typical of delta environments. The immediate nearshore contains shallow areas and scattered obstacles from river discharge. While the location receives consistent swell exposure from the Pacific, the extremely low wind reliability (0.4%) makes this spot problematic for kitesurfing. Average wind conditions are marginal at 3.8 knots, well below the minimum threshold for productive sessions. Wave heights average only 1.28m, limiting progression opportunities. Best wind would come from the north (side-shore relative to the west-facing beach). This spot is theoretically suited for beginners due to small waves, but the lack of consistent wind makes it unreliable for regular kite sessions. River mouth dynamics can create unpredictable currents. Local knowledge of seasonal wind patterns and river conditions is essential before attempting this spot.