
Punta Conejo
Punta Conejo, Salina Cruz, Oaxaca, Mexico
About This Break
Punta Conejo is one of the signature waves of the Salina Cruz point-break corridor: an exceptionally long, sand-bottom right-hand point break famous for machine-like walls, multiple carving sections and occasional inside barrels. It is one of the most dependable and fun waves in Salina Cruz, where ten-turn rides are realistic and the right sand configuration can produce dredging tubes on the inside.
Unlike a reef point, the quality of Conejo is closely tied to its sand bank. When a large, long-period southern groundswell wraps around the point, the wave can peel for hundreds of meters. Older WannaSurf documentation reports normal rides of 150–300 m and good-day rides of 300–500 m.
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Spot Characteristics
Local Knowledge
Heavy
Heavy lineup • local etiquette • guide-controlled access • gap winds • long rides and exhausting run-arounds • rocks around the point • strong sun • remote coastline.









