Andora Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, friends, it's Rusty. Let's take a look at what the next couple of weeks hold for Andora. I gotta be straight with you—this is a quiet stretch. There's nothing big on the horizon, nothing that gets the heart pumping. We're looking at a lot of tiny, wind-affected scraps, mixed with long stretches of nothing at all.

For the first few days, from today right through the weekend of the 14th, it’s basically flat. You'd be paddling on a lake. There's a touch of glassy calm on the mornings of Monday the 14th and Tuesday the 15th, but with zero swell to work with, it's a dead calm.

The only real chance to even get wet comes around Thursday morning, the 17th. We get a minor bump of swell, a 3ft south swell with a short period of 6 seconds. The combined energy is weak at 91, so it's a small, weak wave. The wind is a cross-offshore northerly at 9 mph, which will keep the surface reasonably clean, but the report calls it "surfable waves but very ordinary conditions". It's a one-morning wonder for the true die-hards who just need to get some saltwater in their ears.

After that, it's right back to the flat or tiny, messy conditions. From the 18th all the way to the 26th, we're looking at swell heights barely reaching 2ft with onshore or cross-onshore winds and very weak combined energy (mostly single or low double digits). On the 23rd and 24th, we get glassy mornings, but again, no swell to speak of.

There are no standouts here, none. The best on offer is that Thursday morning, the 17th, at Andora. It's a beginner-friendly wave with a tiny 3ft south swell, but the wind will be clean. Just don't expect any power or shape; it's a weak, short-period wave.

Bottom line: for and around Andora, this is a 16-day window best spent tuning up your gear or checking the surf forecast for somewhere else. It's a long, quiet run, and that's just how it is here sometimes.

Rusty.

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