Open Doors is on Isla Natividad, a small island off Punta Eugenia at the tip of the Vizcaíno peninsula. It is a remote wave, and access to the island is managed by the local fishing cooperative.
Isla Natividad water temperature today
Isla Natividad, Baja California Sur
Isla Natividad water temperature today is 72°F. Is it cold? It's warm for most people, so plan on boardshorts.
Water temperature refreshed hourly from a latitude-based estimate.
Isla Natividad 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.
Warm enough for boardshorts or a bikini
7-Day Temperature Trend
Data from Open Doors (Isla Natividad) · 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 Isla Natividad
Spot guide for Isla Natividad
Break types, ratings, and local tips for each beach.
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 Isla Natividad
Conditions
Frequently Asked Questions
About surfing in Isla Natividad
- Isla Natividad water is 72°F today, which is warm for most people, so most surfers wear boardshorts. Wind, air temperature, and session length change how cold it feels.
- Isla Natividad water is 72°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 Isla Natividad 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 Isla Natividad 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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