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Morro Negrito, Panama

Morro Negrito · Panama

Surfing P-Land

A left & right reef in Morro Negrito, Panama, for advanced surfers.

Left & Right Reef · Best Apr-Oct · Advanced · 3-8 ft

Morro Negrito (no photo of P-Land yet)

P-Land breaks off the south-west tip of the island at Morro Negrito, on Panama's Pacific coast, over a flat reef. It has fast, hollow lefts and shorter rights, and it's usually bigger than the other spots nearby.

It's best at higher tides on a south-west swell. The takeoff zone is small and it doesn't handle a crowd, but most surfers here are staying at the Morro Negrito camp anyway. Leftovers, further down the reef, is an easier option.

The season runs from April to October, when the south swells arrive. Morro Negrito is a remote island reached by boat from the mainland, and almost everyone who surfs here stays at the surf camp.

TypeLeft & Right Reef
LevelAdvanced
Size3-8 ft
Best monthsApr-Oct
Crowd2/5
ConditionsS-SW swell, high tide

When to surf
P-Land

P-Land is at its best from April to October. Conditions it likes: S-SW swell, high tide.

April to June: Prime

S-SW swell arriving, offshore mornings, Santa Catalina firing almost daily

July to September: Prime

Peak roaring-forties swell, biggest and most consistent, but wettest

Oct: Good

Still firing, onshore south winds more frequent late in the day

November to March: Quiet

Dry season, smaller S swell, cleaner but less consistent

The year across Southwest Panama

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Getting there

Where to stay: Morro Negrito is a boat-access surf camp on an island off Remedios, sold as a full-board package (around $700/week), everything (transfers from Remedios, meals, boats to the reefs) is included. Get to Remedios by bus from Panama City (8h) then it's a boat. There's no walk-up option; book the camp direct.

Transport, costs, where to stay and the rest of the waves in the area are in the Morro Negrito guide.

Morro Negrito surf guide

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