Protected by a 1 mile breakwater into the ocean, the beach is reef free, fine sand bottomed and shallow even 400m away from shore. 2m waves are uneven and usually break low and fast to the north. During September through November, gusts increase to 20 mph creating 2-4m uneven waves which can chew windsurfing and kiteboarding gear equal. Board skills required to survive this season. Amazing riding with 2-3m long porpoises. No riders have still out skilled the constant tide that drives to the breakwater, so staying away from it is a safer wiser option. Surfing is possible near the breakwater from November through February, but please do observe the locals before entering the water to avoid smacking your skull on 15 ton sharp boulders.

Several vehicle entrances are available except even when sand is dry and loose. Shaded palm tree canopies are available for 5 USD and plenty of restaurants to manger.

Fair winds all year long make us kiters to own big kites even when kiting on 12mph but low pressure weather. 15m kites are a must if you're committed to kitting 8 months a year. 10m high aspect kites are necessary 2 months per year preferably high aspect versions to absorb gusts with ease. Located in the Gulf of Mexico, it has SE sideonshore 8-16 mph winds from April to September during its summer. Constant north winds vary from 13-35 mph.

Take a 6 hour drive South of Brownsville or South Padre Island following the coastline. Tampico, Altamira and Madero City together integrate the metropolitan area. Two daily direct flights are offered by Continental Express to and from Houston TX. From the road a 200m walk can be taken to rig aside of the water. 4x4 vehicles recommended at this time if you rather not carry your gear on your back to the beach.

It is a general swimming shallow beach, politeness and safety measures must be followed if we don't want to be expelled in the near future. After March 2003, a general wind sports guideline will be generated by the recently created non motorized water sports association.