Alfagar Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s have a look at what the next couple of weeks are serving up for us.

Right off the bat, I gotta be straight with you – it’s a bit of a flat spell kicking things off. The first real chance to get a wave under your feet isn’t until the morning of Thursday the 13th. Before that, there’s nothing worth paddling out for. So, we’re looking at a quiet start.

Alfagar is your only play this period, and honestly, it's a reef break that's inconsistent and best for beginners. It faces an exposed SW direction, and the swell we’ve got coming in is from the WNW, so it’s not the ideal angle.

The first sniff of action is Thursday morning the 13th. We’ve got a tiny 2ft swell rolling in with a period of 9 seconds, and the combined wave energy is weak at 92. The big draw here is a light 3 mph wind from the SSE keeping it glassy. That’s about as clean as it gets, but the waves are small and weak. The water temp is right where you’d expect for this time of year, nothing crazy.

Friday morning the 14th is a similar story – 3ft swell, 9-second period, weak energy (94). The wind swings to a light offshore from the N at 3 mph, which will clean it right up. It’s surfable, but still just very ordinary.

Saturday the 15th gets a little bump in size to 3ft, but the period drops to 8 seconds and the wind goes onshore and cross-shore, making a mess of things. Sunday the 16th morning is surfable again with that light NNW wind, but the energy is even weaker at 73. It’s a struggle.

After Sunday, it really tails off. From Monday the 17th right through to Wednesday the 20th morning, the swell drops to 2ft or smaller. That’s a solid few days of nothing.

Thursday the 20th morning is the next little flicker. The swell is still only 2ft, but the period stretches out to a nice long 12 seconds. The energy picks up to a moderate 91. But the best part? A dead calm, glassy wind from the SSW at 0 mph. If you’ve got a log, this could be a fun, clean session on the small stuff.

The following week is a rinse and repeat of small, weak swells and poor wind. The morning of Friday the 21st shows 3ft with a 10-second period and moderate energy at 107, but the wind is cross-offshore. It’s clean, but nothing exciting. The only other morning that looks ‘surfable but very ordinary’ is Saturday the 22nd with a 2ft swell and a stiff offshore wind from the NNW at 12 mph, which will be clean but small.

There is a bit of a pulse showing on the morning of Thursday the 27th, with 2ft swell, a 9-second period, and a jump in energy to a moderate 155. The wind is a gentle offshore from the NNW, so it will be clean. It’s still not big, but it’s the most energy we see in the whole run.

Honestly, there isn't a single standout session here. The best you can hope for is a clean, small wave on the 13th, 14th, or 20th mornings. There’s nothing that will get your heart racing, but if you’re a beginner or a longboarder who just wants to get wet in clean conditions, you’ve got a few windows. For anyone else, this is a waiting game.

Stay patient, keep an eye on the charts.

Rusty.

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