Cerro Azul

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Traditional spa and cove which is very crowded with surfing fanatics, because of its tubular waves generated by the forceful sea currents. To the south of the beach you can see the Centinela hill where there are pre-Hispanic buildings which used to be painted a bluish-green colour, hence the name. The climate during winter is wet and very cold, whereas during the summer is is very hot. There are numerous restaurants and hostals which invite visitors to spend the day there.

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Cerro Azul

Traditional spa and cove which is very crowded with surfing fanatics, because of its tubular waves generated by the forceful sea currents...

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