Camalu
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Camalú is a farming town on Highway 1 in the San Quintín valley, with a rocky point on the coast nearby. It is a quieter stop than the better-known spots to the north.
Camalú water temperature today
Camalú, Baja California
Camalú water temperature today is 57°F. Is it cold? It's cold for most people, so plan on a 4/3mm fullsuit.
Water temperature refreshed hourly from a latitude-based estimate.
Camalú water temps swing dramatically with the seasons - from frigid winter surf requiring full hooded suits to warm summer sessions in trunks or a spring suit. This guide helps you gear up right for every month.
57°F
4/3mm fullsuit
Thicker suit needed for cold water
Recommended extras: booties recommended
7-Day Temperature Trend
Data from Camalu · Updated hourly
Beach Water Temperatures
Current water temperatures at each surf spot. Temperatures can vary based on local conditions, currents, and depth.
Surf spots in Camalú
Featured Beaches
4 spots
Camalu
AdvancedCamalú is a farming town on Highway 1 in the San Quintín valley, with a rocky point on the coast nearby. It is a quieter stop than the better-known spots to the north.
Punta San Jacinto (Shipwrecks — Baja Norte)
IntermediatePunta San Jacinto, better known as Shipwrecks, is the right point south of Camalú with the rusting hull of a wrecked ship on the beach. It is a well-known camping stop on the Highway 1 route. The wreck is a hazard in the lineup, so know where it is before you paddle out.
Rincon De Baja
IntermediateRincón de Baja is a sheltered point near Camalú. It does not break often, but its shape keeps it cleaner than the open beaches when the wind comes up.
Roberts Left
AdvancedRobert's Left is a reef near Camalú, south of Colonet. It is mainly a winter wave, when west swell and a northeast wind line up. The rocks at the takeoff and exit need attention.
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Featured Beaches(4)
Spot guide for Camalú
Break types, ratings, and local tips for each beach.
Punta San Jacinto (Shipwrecks — Baja Norte)
point
intermediate
Punta San Jacinto, better known as Shipwrecks, is the right point south of Camalú with the rusting hull of a wrecked ship on the beach. It is a well-known camping stop on the Highway 1 route. The wreck is a hazard in the lineup, so know where it is before you paddle out.
Rincon De Baja
point
intermediate
Rincón de Baja is a sheltered point near Camalú. It does not break often, but its shape keeps it cleaner than the open beaches when the wind comes up.
Roberts Left
reef
advanced
Robert's Left is a reef near Camalú, south of Colonet. It is mainly a winter wave, when west swell and a northeast wind line up. The rocks at the takeoff and exit need attention.
What to know about water temperature
- Weekly temperature trends and seasonal averages
- Gear recommendations for dawn patrol versus midday
- Upwelling signals that drop temps overnight
- Health and recovery tips for long cold sessions
Surf Guides for Camalú
Conditions
Frequently Asked Questions
About surfing in Camalú
- Camalú water is 57°F today, which is cold for most people, so most surfers wear a 4/3mm fullsuit. Wind, air temperature, and session length change how cold it feels.
- Camalú water is 57°F today. Readings differ from beach to beach and through the day, so check the per-beach temperatures on this page before you go.
- Water temperatures in Camalú typically range from 55-70°F. A 3/2mm wetsuit works for summer, while 4/3mm is recommended for winter. Spring and fall may require a 4/3mm or 3/2mm depending on your cold tolerance.
- During peak summer months, water temperatures in Camalú can reach 68-72°F, making it possible to surf in board shorts or a spring suit. However, most surfers prefer at least a spring suit for longer sessions and early morning surfs.
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