Cacas Point Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Right, let’s have a look at the next couple of weeks for Cacas Point. It’s a bit of a mixed bag, but there are definitely some windows where it’s going to be worth the paddle out. This spot is a point break, and it’s inconsistent, so you gotta pick your moments. The water temp is sitting right around average for this time of year, so nothing wild there.

We’ve got a run of surf starting right away. Friday morning, the 31st, looks clean with a cross-off breeze and some nice 4ft SSW swell pushing through with a 13-second period. The combined energy is sitting at 597, which is moderate. It’s not huge, but it’s clean and shapely. That afternoon the wind swings around to the west and gets up to 12 mph, making a mess of things. So it’s very much a morning session.

Saturday the 1st is a similar script. Morning brings 3ft SSW swell, clean conditions, and that moderate energy of 428. Again, the afternoon is blown out by that westerly. Sunday the 2nd drops off a bit to 2ft, but the morning is glassy with an ENE breeze. It’s small, and honestly, pretty ordinary. The energy is weak at 255. It’s surfable, but don’t expect much.

Monday the 3rd is worth a look. We get a slight bump in period to 14 seconds with 3ft SSW swell. Combined energy is 360, still moderate, but the conditions are clean with a cross-off breeze. There’s a risk of thunderstorms, but you know, that’s the tropics for you.

Tuesday the 4th and Wednesday the 5th are pretty lackluster. Small, weak swells in the 2ft to 2ft range. Wednesday morning is poor surf conditions with light cross-shore winds. I’d probably give those days a miss.

Thursday the 6th shows a little life again. Glassy morning, 2ft SW swell, with a period of 13 seconds. Energy is 322, weak but clean. The afternoon gets messy with a longer period 18-second swell but onshore winds. Friday the 7th is where things start to get interesting. The morning is glassy with 3ft SSW groundswell and a long 18-second period. The energy jumps to 705, which is moderate. That's a proper cleanup set. This is a standout morning. This long period is definitely better for this point setup than a beach break.

Saturday the 8th follows up nicely. Morning has a cross-off breeze, 4ft SSW swell with a 16-second period, and energy building to 773. That's another excellent session. The afternoon is questionable with cross-shore winds and a drop in quality. So, the 7th and 8th are mornings to circle on the calendar.

The second week gets a bit more repetitive. The mornings from the 9th through the 14th are all looking glassy with clean conditions. Swells hover around the 3ft to 4ft range, mostly from the SSW or SW, with periods ranging from 13 to 17 seconds. Energy is consistently moderate, from the mid-400s up to 799 on the 12th. Every morning is a good call, but the afternoons all turn onshore or cross-shore. Just get out there early.

The standout of the whole period, though, is likely Saturday the 15th. The morning is glassy, and we have 4ft SW swell with a 16-second period. The combined energy is the highest of the run at 939, which is knocking on the door of strong. This looks like the best of the bunch for clean, solid point surf.

So, overall, it’s a pattern of clean mornings and blown-out afternoons. You’ll want to be an early bird. The best bets are the mornings of the 7th and the 15th, with the 8th and 12th also offering up great potential. Those long-period swells will be well-defined at this point. The inconsistent nature means you don't have endless options, but when it's on, it's on. This is a promising outlook, especially for a point break in a semi-exposed spot.

Rusty.

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