El Morro Point (K371/2)
El Morro Point is the K38-area point break that surfers in northern Baja know for its fast, hollow right-hand wave. The spot sits in the Rosarito coast corridor, where a rocky point and easy road access make it a familiar, crowded pull when the south swell is on. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for El Morro Point (K371/2) in Baja Norte.
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Lineup Insights
The Wave
Best on south to southwest swell with north to northeast offshore wind.
The point is rocky and wants medium to high tide; low water exposes more of the rocks and makes the wave less forgiving.
Lineup Guide
Best on south to southwest swell with north to northeast offshore wind.
Access is road-side off the K38 corridor, so crowds build quickly when the spot is working.
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