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Fringe Season 2 Episode 22

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Punto de venta surfx crack. There are normally enough waves for everybody though and you can always go check out other spots as they are so close togetherI would probably go north after Punta Hermosa, check out Huanchaco, Chicama, Pacasmayo, Poemape, Lobitos, etc.There were a couple of features here a while back about PeruYou're gonna have a sweet trip if any big northern swells hit! Hey Dan, currently living in Peru so here are my tipsNot sure about flights, really whoever suits your needs best ie cost, leg space, board charges, free booze, etc.(maybe not in that order though)Good bus companies are Cruz del Sur, Civa, TRC, Oltursa.most are cool with boards though there may be an additional charge which you can sometimes bargain down. Paddle outs can be long but you also need the energy for paddling back up to the point after those long lefts (and rights around Punta Hermosa)Punta Hermosa can get crowded and probably will be crowded at certain times and in certain spots, especially as its getting warmer and more people will be in the water. Wow, been a while since I checked this:Definitely agree with skysareblue, get paddle fit.

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