La Saladita in Mexico is a highly consistent surf spot with year-round ground swell dominance, making it a reliable destination for longboarders and cruisy surfing. The best months for optimal conditions are November through March, when ground swell is virtually guaranteed (99-100%) and wind conditions are more favorable, with good offshore winds occurring around 54-56% of the time. During this period, the mean swell size ranges from 0.9m to 1.1m, offering clean, manageable waves ideal for smooth, drawn-out turns. April through October sees slightly larger swells (1.3m-1.6m), but the trade-off is less reliable wind conditions, particularly from April to August, where bad onshore winds peak at 55-58%. September and October bring a marginal improvement in wind quality, though still not as consistent as the winter months. June through August has the biggest waves (1.5m-1.6m), but the wind becomes more unpredictable, making sessions hit or miss. For the most balanced mix of swell consistency, favorable winds, and manageable wave size, target the winter season—especially November to February—when La Saladita is at its most user-friendly and least likely to disappoint.