Punta Uva

Punta Uva is a surf spot located in the Caribbean region of Costa Rica, in the Limón province. The spot is known for its coral reef and sand bottom, with a wave length that usually ranges from 50 to 150 meters, and sometimes longer on good days. The spot provides both left and right waves. The surf forecast for Punta Uva is regular, with the most consistent season for surfing from October to March. The best conditions are with a northeast swell and offshore winds from the south-southwest. Swell size starts working from around 2 feet and can handle larger swells. The optimal tide is during rising and falling tides, and the spot works at both low and high tides. Punta Uva is suitable for all levels of surfers, from beginners to experienced riders. When the surf is small, it is a good option for beginners and longboarders, while larger northeast swells are better for experienced surfers and shortboards. The spot is usually empty, but it is important to respect the locals and check the surf etiquette when the spot is crowded. Always check your skills before paddling out, be sure that the spot matches your level. Access to Punta Uva is by road, with parking available in front of the beach. From the parking area, there is a paddle of about 100 meters to reach the break. The area has sharp rocks and sea urchins, so caution is needed when entering and exiting the water. Nearby surf spots include Playa Grande, Playa Cocles, Manzanillo, Salsa Brava, and Black Beach. For the latest surf report, map, and webcam, check online resources before heading out. The natural surroundings feature tropical vegetation, golden sand, and clear water. Surf schools and equipment rentals are available close to the beach.