Boquines Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let's talk about Boquines. This spot's a reef break, exposed to the swell, and it's got some potential but we've gotta wait for it.

Right now, there's not much happening. We've got a bit of a dry spell to start. The first real look we get is on Monday, September 14th, in the morning. It's not a huge swell, about 4ft coming from the NNE, but the wind is light and cross-offshore, so it'll be clean. The energy's moderate, but it's a start. The afternoon looks a bit more dicey with onshore wind.

Tuesday the 15th is a step back, smaller swell and cross-onshore wind, so not great.

We're then looking at a few days of poor conditions with onshore winds. There's a pulse of swell on Thursday the 17th, with waves around 6ft to 6ft from the NNE, but the wind is howling onshore at 15 mph, so it's a messy, blown-out mess. The energy jumps up, but it's not one for a paddle.

Friday the 18th is more of the same, onshore wind and solid swell, but it's just not clean.

There's a bit of a pattern here: we get some size, but the wind is often onshore or cross-onshore, keeping things choppy. The water temp is around 76°, which is pretty normal for this time of year, so no need for a thick wetsuit.

The best window looks like it'll be around Monday, September 28th, in the morning. It's a small wave day, only 2ft from the NW, but the wind is glassy, dead calm. It's not going to be big, but it'll be clean as a whistle. The energy is weak, so it's a longboard or a funboard kind of morning. It's the one standout because of those perfect, clean conditions.

Later on, the Friday the 25th afternoon session looks promising too, with 4ft from the NNE and clean, cross-offshore wind. That's a good call for a fun afternoon surf.

So, the long and short of it is: be patient. The first week is mostly a write-off with onshore wind, but that last Monday and the Friday before it are your best bets for clean waves, even if they're on the smaller side.

Rusty.

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