The sea front surf resort in La Libertad is located on Playa La Paz overlooking the powerful wave of Punta Roca.
A quick 30 minutes away from San Salvador’s international airport, the West Coast of El Salvador offers a variety of world class surf spots, such as Punta Roca, San Blas, Sunzal, Zonte, K61 and many others.
The hotel has 3 suites with ocean view and 3 premium rooms. All suites and dorms are equipped with AC, private bathroom with hot and cold water, soft beds, comfortable pillows, safes for valuables. Daily cleaning service is included.
Enjoy the privacy of your own balcony or our terrace sea view restaurant with your group and the new friend you’ll meet while staying in El Salvador.
After memorable surfing sessions you can just kickback, have a drink, and enjoy the panoramic view of the ocean from your room’s balcony, the rooftop restaurant terrace or the pool area.
Wireless internet service, entertainment area with cable TV, DVD player and cable TV are all available FREE of charge.
La Libertad has a very central location, providing easy access to anywhere in El Salvador, including the night life of El Tunco. You wil also find a multitude of cultural and extra activities close by, such as visits to Mayan temples, national parks, Ecotours, trekking, hiking, etc.
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Chicken Bowls is a consistent left directly in front of the camp, with occasional rights. The wave has two bowl sections, outside and inside over the reef. Breaks best on a high tide, allowing our guests more surf time and sessions.
Launch Ramps a just a few hundred meters south of the camp and you can count on peaky ledges breaking right and left offering some of the best surf around. This beach break will deliver a punch at high tide into low.
Punta Miramar is a left reef point break, just 5 minutes walk or paddle from the camp. It’s a great wave during the upcoming high tide and it breaks good almost in any swell size but best 4+feet. This wave is a good option for intermediate and advanced surfers.
Pipes breaks good in all tides and, with the right swell direction, it can be very hollow and provide an ample barrel section. It’s also one of the most consistent waves in the area.
La Casita is another wave that can only be reached by boat, so be sure to book the 
La Barra (also known as Puerto Sandino or Freight Trains) is a sandy bottom break, with some reef sections that allow for a variety of barrels and sections.
Located just 5 minutes ride from the private condos and villas, Asunchillo is a very consistent beach break with ample A-frame peaks. Works well at almost any size and benefits from offshore winds 250+ days per year.
Punta Mango is a powerful and hollow right point. It is has a hollow take off with a serious sized barrel. It works on a 3ft+ SW or S swell and all tides. This point is compared with El Capitan in California but a lot more consistent. The wave is at it’s best at 4-8 ft. At low tide the main bowl shuts down and the peak shifts out to the corner, with long lined-up rides to 200m+ all the way to the beach break. At mid-high tide the action shifts to the main bowl and lines up all the way through the inside. Reef booties are recommended but not mandatory. It’s the shallowest wave and also the most wind sensitive.
El Cuco is a hollow beach break in front of town approximately 800m east of the point, with one distinct peak, favouring lefts. Sometimes it is good when the point isn’t and can work on a higher tide, offering a scrappier alternative with a bit more lip.
This volcanic rock point and sandy bottom is one of the spots that breaks mechanically with a hollow takeoff and very long rides up to 250m. The takeoff is critical as well as competitive, with surfers lining up and dropping in behind the rocks. Falling here has immediate consequences. On small to moderate swells (3-6 ft), or fuller tides, Las Flores is a classic sand point break, super fun on a short board, fish or long board, with long open faces and workable wall sections. Las Flores breaks better in low tides but during big swells is good in any tide.
La Vaca is a right point that works best on a low to mid tide and a 4-6 ft swell. It’s a hallow, critical and shorter wave than Flores. Punta Vaca can be a great option for the experienced surfer looking for heavy takeoffs and hollow barrels, and can provide crowd relief if the point at Las Flores is congested.
El Salvador | La Libertad
El Salvador | La Libertad
El Salvador | La Libertad
Punta Roca is a world class wave that works on both tides but gets pretty shallow on low tide. Be careful with “mama Roca”, a big rock appearing shortly after takeoff and fully exposed at low tide.