Suicides

Suicides is a surf spot located in Northwest, Nicaragua, near Puerto Sandino. This spot is known for its powerful left-breaking waves over a rocky coral reef bottom. Access to Suicides is only by boat, with the closest launch points being Puerto Sandino or Punta Miramar. There are no direct land routes to the break. The spot is considered very dangerous due to the rocky landscape and shallow reef, so only experienced surfers should consider surfing here. The wave works best at low tide, especially during rising tide conditions. Suicides is not a consistent break and only works sometimes, so checking the surf forecast and report before heading out is important. The spot is exposed to wind, which can make catching waves challenging on windy days. Rides can be long, reaching up to 400 meters when conditions are right. The area is known for strong currents, making paddling out strenuous. The bottom is sharp and rocky, so caution is needed at all times. The main surf season is from April to September, but spring and autumn can also offer good conditions. The crowd is usually sparse, but it can get busy at times, especially with local surfers and visiting groups. Always respect the locals and check the surf etiquette when the spot is crowded. Be aware of other surfers and boats in the area. The spot is close to other well-known breaks like Puerto Sandino, Pipes, Miramar, Padangs, and Miramar Sur. There are no facilities or parking since access is only by boat. The surf spot provides left waves. Check your skills before paddling out, be sure that the spot and conditions match your level. For more details, use a surf map, webcam, or check the latest surf report and forecast before planning your session.