Zippers, located at Costa Azul, is a popular surf spot in the Cabo San Lucas region known for its challenging waves. The break is a right-hander that works best from spring to autumn, attracting surfers looking for a good session. You’ll find a big parking lot nearby, making access pretty straightforward, but be prepared for a tough local vibe.

The wave at Zippers peaks up nicely outside some exposed rocks, offering a smooth takeoff. It usually runs head high to double overhead (about 1.5 to 3 meters), handling swell sizes from 5 ft to 10 ft (1.5 to 3 meters). The best surf happens on a solid S swell with N winds, and it works best at low to mid tide. Expect an uneven reef and some sandy patches, but be cautious as the rocks can be hazardous. The wave can be fun, giving you sections to work on turns and airs, but keep in mind that it can get pretty crowded, making it tough to get a good wave.

For those looking to paddle into Zippers, a shortboard or fish is typically recommended. The local crowd often consists of experienced surfers, so you’ll need to be on your game. With the right conditions—especially with a southeast swell—you can have a memorable surf session here, just don't expect it to be a quiet spot.