These islands are particularly favorable to receiving first-class monster waves confronted by seasoned surfers.
Located in the small island, is "Killer", one the most famous wave breaks around the world.
There, the waves are several times bigger than any other throughout Baja California.
"Killer" can be located in the northwest tip of the small island.
In these islands surfing contests are held every year, attracting famous surfers. Todos Santos islands boast the Pacific coast's biggest, baddest surf.
From November through February deep-water northwest swells sweep the partially submerged northwestern point of Isla Norte producing powerful 20-30 feet waves.
The northwest coast of the southern island also offers a good winter break.
When the northwest swell is marching hard, a colossal ling-riding named "Thor's Hammer" is experienced in the channel between the two islands.
"Chicken" is another good swell breaking in the same channel.
There is usually an 80 foot visibility in the water and it is cold most of the time.
Todos Santos islands are a year-round surf destination.
To reach Todos Santos islands, which are only 12 miles from the port of Ensenada, you need to rent a boat. They generally charge about $ 20 per person.
This is a series of point breaks that go from Punta Cono all the way to Punta Rosarito.
The area is located about 390 miles south from the USA-Mexico border, via Highway 1.
To get there, go to Santa Rosalillita which is a few miles south from Catavina. Then select either north or south. The area may require a 4-wheel drive vehicle. Camping is available.