Amoudia Left Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let's get straight into it. The next couple of weeks are looking pretty flat and gutless for the most part, with only a few small pulses of energy trying to push through. We’ve got a stretch of days ahead with barely a ripple, so you might be better off waxing the longboard or just enjoying the beach for a while.

The only real spot on the map is Amoudia Left. It's a point break, and it's often inconsistent, so don't be surprised if you get there and it’s just not doing much. The swell direction is meant to be from the west, which is its optimum, but we just don't have any size or push behind it. Water temps are sitting at 83°, which is a solid 4° warmer than usual for this time of year, so it’s gonna feel like a bath out there.

For the next few days, from Tuesday the 11th through until the 19th, it's a whole lot of nothing. Tiny ankle-biters, mostly under half a foot, and the energy is just pathetic, with combined swell energy readings stuck in single digits or very low double digits. There will be pockets of glassy conditions in the mornings, and those will be the only times it might look rideable on a really small board, but honestly, you’ll be scratching for anything. The afternoons see a bit of a seabreeze kicking in, which won't help the already super soft waves.

Around Thursday the 20th, there’s a slight blip on the radar. The swell fills in a bit, up to a modest 2ft with a period of 5 seconds, and the energy creeps up to 16 and 17. It’s still small and pretty weak, but with some glassy morning conditions and near-calm winds, it could offer a few crumbly, soft waves for a log. Just don't expect any power.

After that, it seems to flatline again. From Friday the 21st to Wednesday the 26th, it’s mostly a dead ocean again. There is a slight pulse on Saturday the 22nd with the swell pushing up to 3ft and energy climbing to 48, but the period is only 5 seconds, so it’ll be a short-period, windswell kind of thing. That’s about the best we’ll see in the whole window, and it’s only really going to offer some small, crumbly peaks. On the Saturday, the wind is onshore from the west, which will likely make it a bit messy. So, overall, there’s no standout day here. If you're desperate, that Saturday the 22nd is your best bet, but keep the expectations real low.

The last couple of days, the 25th and 26th, see some more tiny, weak swells and a risk of a thunderstorm on Wednesday morning. With that fresh breeze firing up, you might want to find something else to do.

So, there you have it. A textbook flat spell for this region. It’s not unusual to see a blank run like this, so don't lose hope. Forecasts can change, but as it stands, you might be better off checking the tides and doing some rock fishing.

Rusty.

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