Punta San Carlos is a remote surf spot located on the Pacific Coast of Baja, tucked away between Punta San Carlos and Punta Rosarito. This area is known for its long stretches of right point breaks, making it an appealing destination for surfers looking for mellow rides. However, it's important to note that getting to this spot can be challenging as it’s quite a distance from the highway. Be prepared to carry in all your supplies, including water and gas, before heading out.

The surf at Punta San Carlos works best with swells from the south, south-southwest, and up to the northwest, handling sizes from 3 to 8 feet (1 to 2.5 meters). With a light paddling requirement, you can expect a long and forgiving right-hand point break suitable for all skill levels, from beginners to experts. The prime time to surf here is during mid to low tides with favorable winds coming from the north and northeast. It offers a fun experience whether you're on a longboard, funboard, or fish. The waves can be clean, though they can also get crowded, especially with kiteboarders and windsurfers in the area.

Access to Punta San Carlos can be tricky due to the rough dirt roads, and you'll need to watch out for hazards like urchins and rips. Despite the difficulties, the local vibe remains pretty mellow, and the environment is clean. It's a great place to surf year-round, with spring, summer, autumn, and winter providing different challenges and conditions for every level of surfer.