Nexpa

Nexpa is a lagoon-style kitesurfing spot located on Mexico's Pacific coast where a river system meets the ocean. The spot features a protected lagoon separated from open ocean by a natural sand barrier, with the main water body oriented north-south. The coastline faces west toward the lagoon, making north winds ideal for side-shore conditions. The shallow lagoon environment provides a beginner-friendly setting with reduced wave energy and natural protection from stronger ocean swells. Vegetation lines the eastern shore while agricultural areas occupy inland regions. Water conditions are characterized by gentle waves averaging 1.3m and light wind conditions (3.6 knots average). This spot suits beginners and intermediate riders seeking protected water with minimal hazards. Key considerations include tidal fluctuations affecting water depth, river sediment patterns creating variable bottom conditions, and limited wind reliability (0%). Best sessions occur during seasonal wind patterns when side-shore northerly winds develop. Exit points are concentrated on the western lagoon shore due to vegetation constraints elsewhere.