Punta Conejo - surf spot statistics

Punta Conejo, Mexico, is a consistent year-round surf spot with reliable ground swell dominance, making it a solid choice for surfers who prefer clean, powerful waves. The best months for optimal conditions are generally from March to September, when ground swell frequency is at its highest (87–98%) and swell size remains steady around 1.1–1.3m. March stands out with 87% ground swell and slightly improved wind conditions (21% good winds), though onshore winds are still prevalent. April through September maintains excellent swell consistency, with ground swell peaking at 96–98% and the highest likelihood of favorable winds (24–30% good wind days). Wave size increases slightly in October (1.3m), but wind conditions deteriorate, and by late fall and winter (November–December), ground swell frequency drops (62–72%), and bad wind days become more common (87–88%). Summer months (May–June) offer the best balance between swell consistency (95–98% ground swell) and relatively better wind chances (29–30% good winds), despite the majority of days still having less ideal winds. Overall, advanced surfers will find the most reliable conditions from late winter through early fall, with spring and early summer providing the best combination of swell quality and manageable winds.

Punta Conejo in November offers consistent surf with an average swell height of 1.2m and a solid 12.2s period, indicating well-organized, powerful waves. The primary swell direction is SSW, accounting for 33.1% of waves in the 1-1.5m range and 17.3% in 0.5-1m, ensuring frequent rideable conditions. Larger swells (1.5-2.5m+) come from NNW and N, providing occasional overhead waves, though they’re less frequent (5.9% at 1.5-2m NNW, 3% at 2-2.5m NNW). Wind conditions are less favorable, with only 13% of days offering ideal offshore or light winds. The dominant wind is N-NNE (40-50% combined), often blowing at 10-30+ kph, which can create choppy or cross-shore conditions. When winds align, expect clean, punchy waves with strong SSW/NNW energy, but be prepared for wind-affected sessions. Advanced surfers will find the best windows early or during wind lulls, particularly on SSW swells with NW wind protection.