Aiguaoliva Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here again. Let’s call it like it is: from July 27th all the way through to August 11th, it’s a tough run for Aiguaoliva. There’s a big gap with no real surf, so if you’re itching for a ride, you might wanna sit this one out. The swell is tiny, the period is short, and it barely changes. The only bright spots are a few clean, small windows when the breeze drops, but don't expect any power.

Monday the 27th is basically flat. A tiny 1ft of SE windswell with a weak 4 second period, cross-off wind in the morning keeping it clean, but combined energy is only 9—there’s nothing there. Afternoon turns choppy and stays poor.

Tuesday the 28th and Wednesday the 29th look the same. Morning glass-offs with a light SW breeze give clean surface, but it’s still only 1-2ft of short-period S/SE windswell. Energy is weak in the low single digits. Afternoons get blown out by a moderate onshore breeze.

Thursday the 30th and Friday the 31st are your best bets for the week. Friday morning goes glassy out of the WSW at 3 mph. If you’ve got a log, you could enjoy a clean, gentle session on 1ft of SE swell. Period is still only 5 seconds, so it’s weak, but at least it’s smooth. Combined energy is 6. Thursday morning has a slight cross-shore breeze, which is alright.

Saturday the 1st of August and Sunday the 2nd of August keep the same story. Super small swell at 1-1ft, period never above 5 seconds. Sunday morning is dead calm, glassy with zero wind—paddling out feels like a pond, but the waves are barely there. Combined energy Sunday morning hits 10, the highest of the forecast, but that’s still nothing.

Monday the 3rd of August shows a shift. Afternoon onshore wind at 9 mph brings a small bump to 2ft from the south, period still a short 4 seconds, but combined energy jumps to 42. That’s the most energy we see, but it’s still very weak, and the onshore breeze messes up the shape. Better day for kiting than surfing.

From Tuesday the 4th onward it’s rough. Swell drops under 1ft, period stays short, and from Friday the 6th through Sunday the 8th of August we have days with zero swell. Flat spells with clean mornings but no waves at all. Energy is 0 those days. There’s a tiny blip on the morning of the 8th with 1ft of NE windswell at 2 seconds—barely a ripple.

The final days, the 9th through the 11th of August, tease again with glassy conditions and a tiny 1-1ft swell, but the period is under 4 seconds and energy is in the single digits. Your best chance to get wet is likely the morning of the 11th—some clouds, glassy wind, 1ft from the ENE at 4 seconds. It’s clean, it’s calm, but it’s no ride of the week.

Bottom line: there’s no standout here. The swell is too small, the period too short, and the consistency too poor. Aiguaoliva rarely breaks as it is, and this forecast confirms it. If the wind stays light, you might knee-paddle on a longboard, but for proper waves, this stretch is a wash. Forecasts can change though, so don’t give up entirely.

Rusty.

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