Sally Ann's is a surf spot located just south of Playa la Flor. It features a long, hollow left point that offers a unique experience for advanced surfers. This spot is known for its challenging conditions, and it's best suited for those with expert-level skills. When the swell is right, it can create some fun waves, but be cautious, as it does get rocky at higher swells.

The optimal swell direction here is from the SouthWest, with the swell also coming in from the South and SouthWest. Sally Ann's can handle swell sizes starting around 4 feet (about 1.2 meters) and really comes alive under big swells. Keep in mind that the waves break over a mix of uneven reef and sand, presenting both opportunity and risk. The waves are primarily left-handers, so if you’re keen on that direction, you’ll have a good time. For the best conditions, aim for mid to high tide, and preferably catch some SouthEast winds to optimize the surf.

Do be aware that during turtle nesting season, rangers may chase surfers away from the beach. It's worth checking for any local guidelines before you head out. Overall, Sally Ann's is a spot for those who know what they're doing and are looking for something a bit more challenging in their surf journey.