In the Phillipines there are basicly two seasons. The dry – and the wet season.
The dry season, also called Amihan, runs from December to May. The wind and swell during the dry season come from the North -East direction.
In the wet season the wind and swell come from South-West direction. This season is called Habagat and runs from June to November.
Both swells in the different seasons give a consistent break at Duli Beach which makes it a great spot for surfing.
The sandy slope gives a nice beach break. Beginner, pro and everything in between will definitely have good fun surfing here.
The beach has on average seven months per year nice waves for surfing and is still pretty much secluded.
At the resort we rent surfboards in all different shapes and sizes. For example we have for the beginners 8 feet foam longboards to start off with.
Any skill level after beginner can find his or her preferred board in the rack, with short- and longboards to choose from.
We also have in-house instructors of Surf El Nido ready to go, to give you surf lesson or assistance if wished for. You can find them either in the water or in our Restaurant / Bar.
Click here for the current surf condition at Duli Beach.