[Daily updated at approx. 10 am]

Sunday & Monday, 18 & 19 May 2003
Hello! A rainy, thundery morning and a cloudy day - this was Sunday. 2-3 feet waves, strong current and 3 or 4 surfers out. However, in the afternoon, with high tide came some bigger swells, so that La Paz got really busy by lots of surfers. Monday morning - the same procedure as Sunday. Well, see you tomorrow - [Thomas]

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Saturday, 17 May 2003
Buenos días - que ondas? Today's pictures show one of the best and biggest waves of this morning. It took the 6 surfers out some time to ride waves like this: sets consisted of 2-3 waves (4-6 feet) but between each set they had to wait approximately 10 minutes. However, sea surface was clean, still no wind and a lot of smaller waves (2-3 feet). I think Punta Roca was indeed very attractive this week and I'm curious what the next week will bring... Stay tuned & see you! - [Thomas]

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Friday, 16 May 2003
Hello, this is Thomas again from Punta Roca, La Libertad. I'm late - 12.45 - but I have a good excuse: watch out today's photos! This morning was awesome. During the night, a new big swell came in and brought us very powerful and fast 6-8 feet waves (no wind and glassy sea surface)! This time 13 surfers were out and gave me some nice pictures for you - thank you! The surf report for Saturday and Sunday will be written on Monday - Weekend;-) Have a nice time! - [Thomas]

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Thursday, 15 May 2003
¡Buenas días! The conditions didn't change since Tuesday: most waves were about 3-4 feet, no current, clean sunny sea surface and no wind. At regular intervals, some nice sets (2-4 lines with powerful 6-7 feet waves) delighted the small group of 5 surfers. As the weekend approaches and Mango's Lounge in La Libertad is going to be rocked on Saturday by "Ayutush", we invite you to join us... See you! - [Thomas]

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Wednesday, 14 May 2003
Early in the morning, the waves were still like yesterday - nothing special, but pure fun. 3-4 feet, no wind, no current, a glassy blue sea and only 5 (!) surfers out. Around 8 o'clock, a new swell came in with bigger waves (5 feet and more) which seems to bring us some good sets along the week! Besides, today's pictures were taken from a new point of view... ¡Hasta mañana! - [Thomas]

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Tuesday, 13 May 2003
Punta Roca was fun this morning! Waves were smaller then yesterday (4-6 feet), but the glassy sea surface and perfect lines without any current and wind compensated all... As the waves got bigger in the last few days, there were a lot of surfers out this morning (15-20 people). Nevertheless the Pacific wasn't stingy and gave Mama Roca plenty of waves for everyone... ¡Hasta mañana! - [Thomas]

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Monday, 12 May 2003
Punta Roca was perfect! 6 feet, glassy and 10people out (5 buggie boarders) with plenty of waves for everyone.
The East Coast was awesome too but there was a lot of current, almost like a night mare where you see the perfect waves in front of you but you can't reach them because of the current! At the east there were only 5 guys out!

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Friday, 9 May 2003
Welcome to the first daily surf report!.
The waves today where choppy early morning until 8am where it began cleaning up but a new bigger swell is starting to show! It was head high to two feet overhead at Punta Roca with some insane wave shoulders that suddenly cleared up. Take a look.

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NOTE THAT: All informations given about daily surfing conditions refer to the time of observation, which is indicated in each day-report, and not for the whole day. Also the daily pictures can give you just a small insight at the latest surfing conditions.