Loberia is located on the southwest-facing coast of the Galapagos Islands, offering surfers a unique experience. It's about a 10-minute cab ride from town, making it easily accessible. This spot has plenty of potential, but it can also be pretty hit or miss, depending on the swell and conditions.

The waves at Loberia break over an uneven reef, making it more suited for expert surfers. When the conditions are right, it can handle swell sizes starting from around 3ft (0.9 meters). Optimal swell direction for this spot is from the south, but it can also pick up southeast and southwest swells. The waves typically come in as a mix of lefts and rights, with some days offering thick barrels, while others may provide fun, ripable walls. The best wind direction for Loberia is from the northeast, and it works well during low, mid, and high tide. Watch out for the rocks in the lineup, as they can catch you off guard.

Overall, Loberia gets a score of 6 for consistency and a 5 for crowds. It’s worth noting that you may run into aggressive male sea lions, especially during mating season, so keep your distance. If you’re eyeing this spot, be prepared for a few surprises and stay aware of your surroundings.