Anse Bertrand Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here. Let’s have a look at the next couple of weeks for Anse Bertrand. Honestly, it’s a tough stretch. We’ve got a real flat spell running from right now all the way through to early July. From July 2nd to around the 7th, it’s pretty much no surf to speak of – just tiny bumps in the water, nothing you’d even bother paddling out for. You’re looking at a solid week of near-zero wave action, with combined wave energy barely ticking over, mostly 2 or less – basically nothing. Winds are onshore or cross, often strong, so forget about any clean lines.

Then there’s a bit of a pulse on Wednesday July 8th afternoon. A small swell rolls in, about 1 foot from the NE with a period of 12 seconds. That long period groundswell has a bit of energy behind it – combined energy of 22 – but it’s tiny. The trade winds are still howling cross-shore, so it’ll be lumpy and messy. Not worth getting excited about.

From the 9th to the 16th, we get a few tiny pulses, all under 1 foot. The best of a bad bunch comes Sunday July 12th: about 1 foot from the NNE, periods around 11 to 12 seconds. The combined energy hits 27 – still weak. Winds are cross or cross-off, so it might be marginally cleaner, but you’re still looking at gutless, weak little waves. The break is inconsistent and exposed to the north, so it needs a solid push to work, and we just aren’t getting it.

Honestly, there’s not a single standout session in this whole 16-day outlook. If you’re a beginner and just want to sit on a foamie in ankle-biters, maybe the mornings with cross-off winds on July 16th and 17th could be okay – clear skies, about 1 foot from the NW or NE, but it’s barely surf. The water is around 82.8°F, about average for the time of year. For anyone wanting proper waves, this is a long wait. The island often goes through these flat spells. Forecasts can change, but for now, leave the board in the car.

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