Pescadero is a surf spot located along the rocky coastline. Known for its rugged beauty, this area features rocky reefs that can occasionally produce decent waves. While it's not the best surfing destination out there, it's a convenient place for those looking to catch some surf. The access is pretty straightforward, with parking available all along the surrounding areas.

The surf at Pescadero can range from waist-high to overhead (about 1 to 2.5 meters), depending on the swell. It's best surfed during incoming to high tides. The waves break over both sand and rock, with a mix of beach and reef breaks. You could find fun rides, especially when the swell is coming from the West, Northwest, or Southwest. Pescadero can handle swells from 3 feet to 8 feet (about 1 to 2.5 meters), but the best conditions usually require an East or glassy wind for optimal surfing. Ideal for intermediate to expert surfers, the waves can shift to either right or left, so there’s a bit of variety to enjoy.

Despite the convenience and occasional decent waves, Pescadero generally sees very few crowds, making it a good spot if you prefer a bit of solitude. The environment is mostly clean, which is nice. Just keep in mind there are some hazards, like potential loneliness and the usual ocean risks. The surf season runs all year round, so you can check it out in any season from winter to summer.