Cala De Meron Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here, let’s have a look at what’s coming down the line at Cala De Meron.

Right off the bat, the first couple of days are a write-off with messy, choppy, and marginal conditions, so don’t bother paddling out on Saturday or Sunday afternoon. The real standout window kicks off on Monday, the 7th, with a clean, glassy start and a nice 3ft groundswell from the NW pushing period up to 13 seconds. There’s moderate energy in the water (277), and with the light NNW offshore wind, it should be clean and workable. That build continues into Wednesday morning, the 9th, which is the pick of the whole outlook – a glassy 5ft NW groundswell with 865 units of combined swell energy, dead calm wind, and perfect conditions. That’s the session to lock in.

The water’s sitting at 70°, which is a touch warmer than normal for this time of year, so it’ll feel pleasant out there. Remember that long-period NW swell likes reefs and points, but at a fairly consistent exposed spot like this, it should hold up alright, just be patient for the sets.

After that, the surf tails off quickly, with small, weak waves from the 12th through the middle of the month. There’s a little blip on Sunday morning, the 13th – another glassy, clean morning with a 3ft NNW swell (299 energy) – but it’s small and the afternoon turns onshore and messy. From the 14th onward, it’s mostly tiny, disorganised slop with very little energy, and honestly not worth rushing for. Wednesday the 16th drops to a pathetic 1ft, and even though the glassy mornings keep popping up, there’s just no push in the water.

So to cut it short: if you’re keen, focus on the 7th to the 9th. Wednesday morning the 9th is your best bet by a long stretch. After that, it’s a long gap of small, weak, and mostly ordinary surf that stretches right through to the end of the 16-day run.

Rusty out.

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