Dawn patrol surfing in Municipio de Mulegé

Municipio de Mulegé, Baja California Sur

Sunrise and first light times for planning your dawn patrol session.

First light in Municipio de Mulegé means glass, empty peaks, and the best conditions of the day before thermal onshores build. These 2 spots are worth the 5am alarm.

Sunrise

6:35 AM
First Light: 6:05 AM

Day length: 11h 31m

-2 min vs yesterday

Sunrise

6:35 AM

First light: 6:05 AM

Sunset

6:06 PM

Last light: 6:36 PM

Data from Campo Renes · Updated daily

7-Day Sun Schedule

Today(Today)

Sunrise

6:35 AM

Sunset

6:06 PM

Day Length

11h 31m

Tomorrow

Sunrise

6:35 AM

Sunset

6:05 PM

Day Length

11h 30m

Sun, Oct 18

Sunrise

6:36 AM

Sunset

6:04 PM

Day Length

11h 28m

Mon, Oct 19

Sunrise

6:36 AM

Sunset

6:03 PM

Day Length

11h 27m

Best dawn patrol spots in Municipio de Mulegé

Dawn patrol access guide for Municipio de Mulegé

Parking and access info for early morning sessions before sunrise.

Campo Renes
reef
advanced

Campo René is a camp on the Pacific coast of Baja California Sur with a mix of beach and reef peaks in front. The rights and lefts change with the sand and the swell angle. Rips, rocks and urchins are all in play.

Early access

Walk straight out from the beach. Find the channel before paddling, and consider booties for the reef sections.

San Hipolito
reef
advanced

San Hipólito is a small fishing village on the Pacific coast of Baja California Sur, south of Bahía Asunción. The reef sections around the bay work on south swell, and low tide exposes sharp rock.

Early access

Reached by road from the Highway 1 turnoff toward the Pacific fishing towns. Services are basic.

Dawn patrol tips

  • Glassy morning conditions before onshore winds
  • Less crowded lineups at sunrise
  • East-facing beaches for sunrise views
  • Spots with easy parking for early arrivals

Surf Guides for Municipio de Mulegé

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About surfing in Municipio de Mulegé

Dawn patrol in Municipio de Mulegé typically starts at first light, around 30 minutes before sunrise. This gives you the glassiest conditions before onshore winds develop.
Early morning offers glassy conditions, fewer crowds, and calmer winds. Water temperature is also warmer relative to air temperature at sunrise.

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