Cala De Meron Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here, let’s get into it for Cala De Meron. We've got a solid run of surf coming up, especially for the beginner crew, with some glassy mornings that are the real highlight.

The water is sitting at 71°, which is a touch warmer than normal for this time of year – a nice bonus for the first few sessions. The overall pattern starts quiet on Saturday afternoon with clean, glassy conditions. A small, 4ft NW swell with a short 8-second period rolls in. The combined energy is weak at 261, so don't expect much punch, but that offshore N wind at 3 mph will have the surface looking like a mirror. It's a gentle intro.

Sunday is a write-off with light rain and cross-onshore winds messing up the 5ft NW swell. Not worth paddling out.

Monday morning, August 31st, is the first true standout. We’ve got the biggest swell of the early run at 5ft from the NW, with a nice 10-second period that'll give the waves some shape. The combined energy hits 546, so there's some decent push. But the real beauty is the glassy conditions with a light N wind at 3 mph. For a beginner spot that's fairly consistent, this is the session to circle. Crowds are possible here sometimes, so get in early.

Tuesday morning is another clean one, with a 4ft NW swell, glassy conditions, and zero wind. Energy is moderate at 233. The waves won't be big, but it will be user-friendly and clean.

From Wednesday, September 2nd, we hit a long dry spell. The swell drops below 3ft, winds go cross or cross-on, and the energy readings are in the weak 50 to 80 range. This flat, poor-quality run stretches all the way through to Friday, September 4th, when we get a spike.

Friday morning, September 4th, sees a 5ft long-period groundswell from the NNW with a 13-second period and strong energy at 688. That's a lot of water moving. But the wind is cross-shore at 3 mph, making for a light cross-chop. This is more interesting for a point or reef, but at this beach-and-reef setup, that long period might make it a bit straight. Still, the energy is there for those who want something punchier.

Then we go quiet again. Saturday, September 5th, has a similar 5ft NNW swell with 13 seconds (energy 843), but the wind is a stiff 9 mph cross-onshore, so it’s messy. Kite surfers might find this more fun than paddle surfers.

The next real clean window doesn’t show up until Monday, September 7th. A 4ft NW swell with an 11-second period rolls in under glassy conditions. Energy is moderate at 300. It's a solid, clean morning for a fun, cruisy session.

After that, the call gets weaker and longer-range. The standout in the second week is Sunday morning, September 13th. We’ve got a 4ft swell from the NNW with a 13-second period (energy 429) and glassy conditions with a light NE wind at 3 mph. It's a promising end to the run, but being over a week out, keep an eye on it – long-range forecasts can shift.

Bottom line: Monday, August 31st, and Monday, September 7th, are your best bets for clean, friendly waves at Cala De Meron.

Rusty.

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