Amoudia Left Surf Forecast and Surf Report

G’day, Rusty here. Look, I’ll level with you – this is a tough one. Over the next 16 days, there’s barely a ripple worth paddling for at Amoudia Left. The whole window is a write-off for surf, so don’t bother waxing up just yet.

The first solid chance of something even rideable doesn’t pop up until late in the piece. We’ve got a long gap of almost nothing with scores of zero across the board. The swell is tiny, the period is short, and the energy is pathetic. The water temp is sitting at 79°, which is a touch warmer than normal for this time of year, so at least a dip won’t be cold, but you’ll be floating on a pond.

Amoudia Left itself is a point break that’s inconsistent, and it’s not doing us any favours. The first few days – Monday the 13th through to the end of the week – are just poor surf conditions. Morning glass-offs are nice, but with swell heights under 2 ft and periods of 4 to 6 seconds, the combined energy is laughable, peaking at only 15 (weak). It’s surfable for a log if you’re desperate, but it’s not going to be fun.

The afternoons are mostly onshore from the west, which only messes up what little is there. The swell direction is mostly WNW, which is the optimum for this spot, but with nada for size, it’s irrelevant.

The only hint of life comes on Monday the 20th afternoon, when the swell bumps up to 3 ft from the WNW, with a period of 6 seconds and combined energy hitting 51 (weak). That’s still not great, but it’s the biggest we see. The wind is light onshore, so it’ll be bumpy. Tuesday the 21st has a similar story – 2 ft in the afternoon with 48 energy and a glassy morning. That’s the best of a bad bunch, but it’s still poor surf.

The rest of the outlook is flat or close to it. Even the mornings with glassy conditions and offshore breezes can’t get the swell above 1 ft. The whole period is a long stretch of nothing. There’s no standout here, no day to circle on the calendar. It’s a blank run, and for this area, that’s pretty normal when the weather pattern is this quiet.

If you’re a kite surfer, the afternoon onshore winds and tiny waves might offer something, but for paddle surfing, leave the board at home. Forecasts can change, but right now, it’s a long wait.

Rusty.

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