Order a Wave: The Surf Breaks Behind Mundaka’s Menu
Mundaka is a small fishing town in the Basque Country, Spain, famous for one of the longest and most perfect left-hand river-mouth waves in the world. Our restaurant carries its name — and every item on the menu is named after another iconic wave.
Close to home: Costa Rica
- Hermosa — the consistent beach break just south of Jacó.
- Roca Loca — the rocky point right next to Jacó.
- Pavones — the famous long left in southern Costa Rica.
- Roca Bruja — Witch’s Rock, in Guanacaste.
Hawaii
Pipeline, Waimea, Sunset, Rocky Point and Jaws — some of the most famous waves on Earth.
Big-wave legends
Nazaré (Portugal), Mavericks (California), Belharra (France) and Jaws are where the biggest waves ever surfed have been ridden — fitting names for our biggest smoothies.
Around the world
Uluwatu and Bingin in Bali, G-Land in Java, Cloudbreak in Fiji, Jeffrey’s Bay in South Africa, Skeleton Bay in Namibia, Bells Beach and Snapper Rocks in Australia, Supertubos and Ericeira in Portugal, Hossegor, Guéthary and Anglet in France, Trestles, Malibu and Huntington Beach in California, Popoyo in Nicaragua and Saquarema in Brazil.
Next time you’re in Jacó, order a wave. Start with the menu.