Cala De Meron Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let's talk through Cala De Meron for the next 16 days in feet and miles.

The first few days are a total washout – you’ve got tiny 2-foot waves with barely any push through Tuesday and Wednesday. The water is a pleasant 71°F, just a tick warmer than usual, but there’s just not enough swell to play with.

Your first real chance shows up Friday morning, the 28th. That morning the swell hits about 5ft from the NW, period around 7 seconds, and it’s clean with light offshore wind. The energy is moderate (300) – not overhead, but for a beginner spot, that’s a nice, rideable size. The afternoon gets choppy, so get in early.

Saturday the 29th is a real winner. Glassy, flat calm wind, with 4ft NW swell and an 8-second period. Energy reads 239 – moderate – and it’s clean as a whistle. This is the best session of the week. The ocean’s warm and inviting.

Sunday morning the 30th is glassy again but the swell drops to 4ft – you’ll have waves but nothing special. The rest of that week has messy afternoon winds.

Now, mark your calendar for Wednesday morning, September 2nd. That one delivers a 5ft NW groundswell with an 11-second period, energy at a strong 524. That’s proper swell with shape and power – longer gaps between sets but better waves. The wind is light cross-shore so it stays clean. This is the standout for the whole forecast. It might be a bit much for beginners, but for everyone else, it’s a go.

After that it’s back to small, inconsistent waves through the start of September. The morning of September 6th offers a clean 4ft NW swell and cross-off winds – it’s okay but not a standout.

Overall, this spot tends to have long flat spells, but when it works – like the 28th, 29th, and especially the 2nd – it works well. Just be patient.

Rusty.

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