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Los Muelles, Peru

Mancora, Peru

Intermediate Ocean Choppy Ocean

About Los Muelles, Peru

330+ windy days yearly off Peru's Pacific coast with consistent SSW-SW wind. Fair warning: you're sharing a working fishing port, and the chop is real.

Avg wind

10.1 kts

Windy days/yr

330.3

Monthly wind profile

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Bars = average wind speed in knots. Solid = best months.

Best months

MayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec

Wind directions

SSWSSWSSEWSW

Amenities

Nearby Mancora town with restaurants, shops, and accommodation optionsLocal kitesurfing schools and rental shops catering to intermediate ridersBeach access and basic facilities at Los Muelles waterfront area

Hazards

Choppy ocean conditions with strong currents typical of Peru's Pacific coastShallow water and rocky outcrops near Los Muelles dock structuresOccasional fishing boats and local maritime traffic in the areaStrong SSW-SW wind gusts can create sudden power surges in unstable conditions

Launch notes

Launch from the beach with attention to the dock structures and incoming/outgoing boat traffic. SSW to SW winds dominate, offering consistent offshore-to-onshore blends that work well from this exposed point.

Gear & clothing

Gear · Bring 14-17m kites for the average 10kt winds; consider a 12m for stronger days. A directional twin-tip or light wave board handles the choppy conditions and allows easy transitions in variable waters.

Clothing · A 2-3mm spring suit is sufficient year-round given Peru's tropical latitude; water temperature stays warm (22-26°C). Rash guards and board shorts work during peak summer months.

Crowd & etiquette

Respect fishing activities and local boat operations around the muelles (docks). Stay clear of commercial fishing zones and communicate with local water users.

Additional notes

With 330+ windy days annually, Los Muelles is highly reliable; May through December offers optimal conditions. Scout tide and swell patterns before sessions, as choppy conditions can intensify with larger Pacific swells.

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