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El Salvador enjoys a tropical climate with extreme wet and dry seasons. Temperatures in the Pacific lowlands are uniformly hot, while the central plateau and mountain areas are more moderate.

Between November and April, the northeast trade winds control the entire weather with air flowing from the Caribbean while passing over the mountains in Honduras. By the time it reaches El Salvador, it is dry, hot, and hazy. However, you can experience snow in the extreme northeastern part of the country, near Cerro El Pital.

El Salvador has 320km of Pacific coastline with plenty of incredible surf breaks. The uncrowded surf spots offer 300 days of excellent surfing conditions and warm waters.

There are many places to be surfed in El Salvador. Near the city of La Libertad, Punta Roca is definitely a world-class right point break. Conchalio, Cocal and San Blas are great alternatives. Bocana is the best lefthander of El Salvador.

Despite the long paddle-out, Sunzal is one of the best waves of the country, where you may have to share rides with more surfers. For beginners, there's always Palmarcito. K59, Zonte, Mizata, Zunzal andFisherman's Point complete an endless list of El Salvador surf beaches.

The Federación Salvadorena de Surf's website is http://fesasurf.org/