Founded in 1997, Casa Delfin Sonriente remains one of the most sought out B&B’s for surfers and the like. This destination villa caters to surfers, outdoor adventurers, foodies, and most recently spa enthusiasts. Casa Delfin Sonriente is nestled in the town of Troncones on the Pacific Ocean side of Southern Mexico.
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Troncones Surfing Surf Report for May 3, 2015
Is it the size of the wave or the motion of the ocean? A little of both today. Big swell, no REALLY big swell. Not "perfect" conditions however...
There were some awesome sets. 12 to 18 ft faces and some guys actually going after those bigger ones. There were a few pretty gnarly wipeouts and a few really good rides.
4 to 6 out grabbing the big stuff!
Looking at at least 1 to 2 more days before everything starts tapering off midweek to closer to normal.
Water temps in the mid 80's and air temps in the mid 90's.
(from Troncones Surfing Facebook page)
From the article, Ixtapa: Surf and Cervecita - Troncones rated number one beach in the area!
From the article, Ixtapa: Surf and Cervecita - Troncones rated number one beach in the area!
"From people who have wanted to have a good beer listening to the waves and enjoy a little sun until they go surfing, today I am going to recommend the 5 best beaches of Ixtapa Zihuatanejo.
1) Troncones: One of the best beaches to go surfing, half an hour from Ixtapa, this pretty virgin beach is perfect for the adventurous."
Desde las personas que tienen ganas de tomarse una buena cervecita oyendo las olas del mar y disfrutando del solecito hasta las que les ir a surfear, el dÃa de hoy les voy a recomendar las 5 mejores playas de Ixtapa Zihuatanejo.
1) Troncones: Una de las mejores playas para ir a surfear, a media hora de Ixtapa esta playa bastante virgen es perfecta para los aventureros
Read the full article here:
Travel Channel Recommends Troncones Beach As Their Daily Escape.
Guerrero, Mexico
Leave the urban bustle of the resort towns of Zihuatanejo and Ixtapa behind and drive about 25 minutes north to the village of Troncones, population of about 500. That doesn’t include the drivers of the beer and soft drink trucks that cruise the Pacific beaches waiting to serve thirsty surfers. A half dozen inns, a couple of intimate resorts and homes with private rooms and baths offer accommodations for visitors to the star of the show: a world-class beach hailed by more travel magazines than you knew existed.
These surf photos from a friend just came in, Glen's birthday present from Friday last!
Note the lack of folks in the water and the great conditions. What a fantastic day. YUMMY!
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