The wave forecast for the Surfest Pro League
Four days of waves and good conditions, just before it passes
March 4th, 2026
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The waves are going to be good for the first edition of the Surfest Pro League by Sofía Mulanovich, the third stage of the ALAS tour and the first of the league created by the world champion.
It will be four days of good waves and good conditions at one of the most surfed waves in the Peruvian capital, Punta Roquitas, which will host the event between March 5 and 8.
Just before a huge swell hits, making La Herradura the only surf spot on the Costa Verde, which will happen on the 9th, Surfline has revealed all this.
Below is the detailed forecast for the event:
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