Before we went for a morning surf, we had a couple errands to run. No problem, Calala was the chauffeur. The Kerson family (well, if we are going to be honest, really just Peter) picked up this beautiful babe a week ago and she’s been melting our hearts since.

As you can see, everybody in the area trusts his work. If your board gets a ding (see @nicaslams), he is the guy to talk to. As a side note, it’s awesome to see his business take off and him grow into a community leader. A couple years ago, him and his family were fixing boards in a shed. Now, they have an entire shop and all the locals stand behind their work!! Felicidades hermano!

Let’s talk about surf etiquette for a minute. How many boards do you count? I see 7 boards plus one travel bag. How would you like it if 9 people rocked up to your home break? I’m not sure if this group is a repeat offender but to give them the benefit of the doubt, I won’t post their name. Let’s not even mentioned the selfie stick that was thrust out their car window…

This wave does have a little tubito in some spots though… Many Tonas have been consumed in the Casa Blanca pool while watching that peak.

Ok damas and caballeros, time to wrap up today’s report and start thinking about a lunch time surf. If you hadn’t already noticed, all photos were shot from Casa Blanca. You can see more photos on the vacation rentals tab but you’ll have to come try Suyen’s delicious meal plan for yourself. Thank you all for checking out today’s shots. Nos vemos pronto amigos!!