Beavers Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here. Let’s talk about what’s in the water for the next couple of weeks.

Honestly, it’s a tough outlook. We’ve got a big gap at the start with no real surf worth paddling for until Wednesday the 15th. So don’t bother hanging your wetsuit up just yet.

The only spot worth mentioning is Beavers, a beach and reef setup that’s fairly consistent and exposed to the west. The water is about 64°, which is a touch warmer than usual for this time of year – you’ll notice it.

The first real chance is Wednesday morning, July 15th, with a tiny 1ft swell from the SW, but it’s got a long 17-second period. The energy is moderate (221), but it’s small and cross-onshore. That afternoon, the wind goes cross-offshore from the NW, cleaning up a 4ft swell – but the period drops to 6 seconds, so it’s weak and crumbly. Good for beginners, but not much else.

Thursday the 16th is the best slot. Swell is 4ft to 4ft from the WNW, period around 9 seconds, with light cross-onshore winds. The energy is moderate (366 to 619), but the real standout is Thursday afternoon when the wind is barely a breath – glassy. That’s your cleanest wave of the week.

Friday the 17th is a mess with onshore wind and a tiny 1ft swell. The weekend is a write-off, too.

Looking into the second week (July 22nd to 25th), we see a bit more size: 2ft to 4ft from the S or SSE, with period picking up to 13-14 seconds. Energy gets up to 746 on Saturday the 25th morning, but winds are onshore or cross-onshore. A long-period 19-second swell on the 26th is a tease – it’ll be fat and straight on a beach break.

The best of the bunch is Thursday afternoon, July 16th. Glassy conditions, 4ft from the WNW. It’s not pumping, but it’s the cleanest you’ll get. Crowds are often there, so be ready for company. Nothing here for experts, but beginners will have fun on the small days.

If you’re into kiting, the cleaner, windier afternoons might be more interesting.

Rusty.

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