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Asia - Palmas

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Country
Peru, Lima
Coordinates
-12.7783, -76.6082

Asia / Palmas (Lima, Peru) is a surf zone on the central Peruvian coast, south of Lima, known for its long stretches of exposed beachbreak and occasional point-style shape depending on sand setup and swell direction.

What it’s like

  • Wave type: Mostly beachbreak, with shifting sandbanks
  • Best for: Intermediate surfers on good days; beginners when it’s small and clean
  • Swell exposure: Picks up south and southwest swells well
  • Wind: Often best with light offshore or glassy morning conditions
  • Crowd: Can be busy on weekends and holidays, especially near accessible beach sections

Conditions

  • Waves can range from small, soft, beginner-friendly peaks to fast, steeper sections when swell gets larger.
  • Because the banks move, the quality can change a lot from season to season and even week to week.
  • On bigger swells, it can become more powerful and challenging, with stronger rips and heavier closeouts in some areas.

Best time to surf

  • Southern Hemisphere winter generally brings the most consistent swell.
  • Mornings are usually the cleanest due to lighter winds.
  • Mid-size swells are often the sweet spot for the area.

Atmosphere

The setting is a classic Peruvian coastal beach scene: long sandy shoreline, arid surroundings, and a relaxed beach-town feel. It’s a good place for surfers looking for accessible waves near Lima without going too far south.