Isla Natividad

Isla Natividad is a beach break located on the Pacific coast of Baja California, Mexico, facing west toward open ocean. The spot features a sandy beach with consistent wave exposure and a narrow strip of rideable water between the shore and deeper offshore waters. A rocky headland at the southern end creates point break characteristics and concentrates swell energy. The area receives moderate, consistent Pacific swell with average wave heights around 1.5 meters. Wind reliability is moderate at 44%, suggesting variable conditions. The spot suits intermediate kiters with basic wave handling skills, as it offers manageable wave heights but requires awareness of nearshore hazards. North to northeast winds provide optimal side-shore conditions. Kiters should avoid the rocky southern section and watch for variable currents around the headland. Best sessions occur during consistent swell periods with lighter winds. The shallow water and obstacles make this less suitable for beginners seeking flat-water progression.