Baja SurFall 2026

Palmilla Stories

Plate IWaves along the Baja coast.

In this issue

3 videos · 4 field notes
Tlaca standing in front of the sea, looking at the camera with his 5’6 twin fin board in his hands and a retro surf outfit.Watch the videoI.Video · 9 minThe sea that always gives moreTlaca, a surfer born in Cancún and based in San José, makes his living from the sea and shares in every class the open vibe of Baja and the simple joy of a good wave.
Paulina sits cross-legged on the sand in her usual teaching outfit, hands at her heart, looking into the camera with the sea behind her.Watch the videoII.Video · 8 minThe Woman Who Chose AlignmentYoga, Pilates, and holistic facilitator Paulina Carlón now roots herself in Baja, guiding guests through movement and training that feels like coming home.
Andres Kayo standing with his retro twin pin, looking at the camera on the shore.Watch the videoIII.Video · 8 minThe surfer who chose to stay after Odile
An empty right point peeling along the remote East Cape coastlineIV.East Cape · 7 min readSurfing the East Cape, Respectfully
A local Baja photographer on the beach, camera in handV.Culture · 5 min readThe Spirit of Baja
A surfer checking conditions on the beach beside his board in BajaVI.Surf guide · 6 min readA Mini Guide to Cabo’s Surf Breaks
A surfer by his board on the beach, planning a session on his phoneVII.Surf etiquette · 5 min readSurfing Rules to Live By