Pascuales, Colima

Mexico's Colima state is less popular and off the beaten path for tourists. Manzanillo, which serves as the entry point to southern Jalisco and its untamed southern coast known as the Costalegre, is the region's main coastal city. However, Colima itself has a lot to offer surfers, particularly the Boca de Pascuales, which is renowned for its excellent breaks and picture-perfect tubes.

Pascuales in Tecomán (Estado de Colima) is a town in Mexico about 317 mi (or 511 km) west of Mexico City, the country's capital city. This warm abode of Pascuales is a delightful place to visit in Mexico. Pascuales is only for experienced surfers because the waves there are known to reach a height of more than 25 feet. In this wild, untamed area of Mexico's Pacific coast, April to September is the most popular period to hang ten. Pascuales is one of the most advanced beach breaks on the Pacific Coast, but its remote position is what makes it so popular with dedicated surfers. When in this area, you might want to pay a visit to some of the following locations: Ixtlahuacan, Coquimatlan, Tapeixtles, Colima and Cuauhtemoc.