Playa De San Pedrito Photography | BCS

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My First Impression of San Pedrito Beach

Playa de San Pedrito is a famous beach close to Todos Santos in Baja California Sur. It is a well-known spot for surfers traveling through this part of Mexico. Since my travel-mate Jens needed some treatment for the blockage in his neck, we stopped at Playa de San Pedrito to hang out there for a while.

The first impression this beach gave us was tremendous. We got invited to incredible sundowns with clouds over the ocean. Like all surf spots along Baja California, I could take some lovely photos during sunset.

San Pedrito offers some extra features compared to places like „The Wall. “ It is not just a plain desert with mountains in the background. There is a small town close by, and camping here is free. A large section of the beach is made of fine sand. So it is easy to access. The other part is a hazard for your feed, like “The Wall” is.

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TAGS: Baja California | San Pedrito | Travel Photography

About the Author

Hi, my name is Christian Köhlert, and I am a photographer and digital content creator living most of the time in Montreux, Switzerland. Since I came to Baja California, in 2016, the Mexican peninsula has become my second home. Especially, San Pedrito Beach, close to Todos Santos, has been my front yard during the cold winter months in Europe. At this beach, I learned surfing, so I came every year to enjoy the waves. I have many more in my Travel Photography Blog if you like my photos.

Christian Köhlert Montreux

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