Redondo

Redondo (Lima, Peru) is a well-known surf break on the Lima coastline, offering powerful Pacific waves with a classic rocky-point setup. It’s generally considered a consistent, punchy wave that can handle solid swell, making it popular with intermediate to advanced surfers.

What it’s like

• Wave type: Mostly a point/reef-style break
• Vibe: Fast, lively, and can be hollow when conditions line up
• Best for: Surfers comfortable in stronger, steeper waves
• Swell exposure: Picks up plenty of Pacific swell, especially in the main surf season

Conditions

• Best swell: Southern Hemisphere swells, especially autumn and winter
• Wind: Typically best with light offshore or calm morning winds
• Tide: Can change a lot with tide; many surfers prefer mid to low tide depending on the section
• Hazards: Rocky bottom and stronger currents; local knowledge helps

Crowd and atmosphere

Redondo can get crowded when conditions are good, especially because Lima has a strong surf culture and many quality breaks nearby. It’s a respected wave and can be competitive on solid days.

Nearby surf scene

Lima has a dense lineup of famous surf spots, and Redondo fits into that broader circuit of reliable waves along the coast. It’s a good stop if you’re exploring the city’s surf options.