La Saladita is a surf spot located about 45 minutes drive from Zihuatanejo. Known for its mellow vibe, it's a great place for surfers looking to enjoy consistent waves. The surf breaks here are often referred to as Ubilam, drawing comparisons to Malibu for its rideable lefts and a laid-back atmosphere. It's a popular spot for both longboarders and shortboarders, making it an inviting destination for a wide range of surfers.

The waves at La Saladita primarily break over a mix of boulders and sand and can handle swells as small as 2 feet (around 0.6 meters) up to double overhead. Optimal conditions come from a SouthWest swell, although it can also work with South and Northwest swells. The waves typically have a left direction, making them a good option for those looking to ride long, smooth rides. The preferred wind direction is Northeast, and it works best at low, mid, or high tide. This spot can be accessible for beginners, especially when the swell is smaller.

While it may require a bit of a paddle to reach the point, surfers can often enjoy rides that last over a minute, which is quite rewarding. The overall surf experience at La Saladita is pretty solid year-round, and you’ll find decent accommodation options nearby, making it easy to explore this surf destination.