In San Blas, a quaint port and fishing village in the state of Nayarit, this beautiful Surfcamp offers a unique escape. Despite being relatively undeveloped in terms of tourism, San Blas boasts stunning secluded beaches where nudism is embraced, showcasing a captivating marine life and ancient ruins. The area is home to the rich culture of the Hichol Indians and hosts a diverse array of bird species, totaling up to 300.

Accommodations at the Surfcamp consist of rustic, handmade cabins with palm-thatched roofs facing the beach, providing an irresistible view. For those seeking a closer connection to nature, camping options are also available. The proximity to seven point breaks makes it a surfer's paradise. The Surfcamp is owned by Jose Manuel Cano, affectionately known as "Pompis," a former Mexican surfing champion and master instructor offering surf courses.

A mere ten-minute walk from the Borrego beach, visitors can reach the main square and the city of San Blas. Here, one can savor the delights of seafood restaurants, explore the local market for provisions, collect souvenirs, and take leisurely strolls to relish the serene surroundings.

Pure adventure, combining the thrill of surfing with the tranquility of San Blas, creating an unforgettable experience for all who dare to embrace it.