Azarujinha Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s have a look at what’s on the cards for Azarujinha over the next couple of weeks.

Straight off the bat, we’ve got a promising window. The early part of the outlook is the real standout, so don’t sleep on it. The pattern starts with a solid pulse of groundswell and clean conditions, but it does fade out pretty quickly after Monday, leaving a long, quiet stretch in the middle before a slight tickle of activity returns late in the second week.

Let’s get into it. Your best bet, without a doubt, is Sunday the 6th on the morning session at Azarujinha. The swell is a clean 4ft out of the NW, with a nice long period of 12 seconds – that’s proper groundswell with some punch. The wind is a gentle offshore breeze out of the N, keeping things glassy and clean. The combined energy is a solid moderate 529, so you’ll feel it. This is where you want to be.

Monday morning the 7th is also a great call. The swell holds at 5ft from the W, still with that 12-second period, and the wind is a moderate offshore. The energy is strong at 705. That’s a proper session on offer, just a touch more juice in the water.

Now, after that, the swell drops off fast. From Tuesday the 8th onwards, the waves get smaller and smaller, and by Wednesday the 9th, we’re looking at nothing but flatness and poor conditions. There’s a big gap of several days with no real surf to speak of. The wind stays clean, but there’s just no wave energy to work with.

Rolling into the second week, things stay quiet. We get a tiny window on Tuesday the 15th with a knee-high 3ft swell from the WNW, period around 12 seconds, and a light offshore wind. The energy is weak at 174. It’s surfable, but it’s pretty ordinary. The same goes for Wednesday the 16th, with a similar 3ft swell and a light offshore, giving us a weak energy reading of 231. It’s clean, but it’s not going to get the heart pumping.

Later on, Saturday the 19th and Sunday the 20th show a little more activity, with chest-high 3-3ft NW swell and glassy conditions early on. The energy is still low (144-156), and the crowds are likely to be around because it’s the only game in town. It’s a promising hint, but it’s a long way out, so keep an eye on it.

Overall, the first weekend is the clear winner. After that, it’s a waiting game. Rusty out.

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