Cala De Meron Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here, let’s have a look at what’s coming our way for Cala De Meron over the next couple of weeks.

Right off the bat, the start of the period is a bit of a letdown. Sunday the 30th and Monday morning the 31st are the first days we see anything, but that Sunday is pretty average with some light rain and a cross-onshore breeze making things a bit messy. The water is a touch warmer than usual for this time of year, sitting at about 69°F with the anomaly at 1°F, so it’s just about normal.

Now, Monday morning the 31st is where it gets interesting. The wind goes glassy, the swell is coming from the NW at 6ft with a 10-second period, and the combined energy is a solid 612 – that’s moderate, but paired with those clean conditions, this is one of the real standouts. This is the best on offer in the first week, no doubt.

Tuesday the 1st drops right off – wind turns cross-shore, swell drops to 4ft, and it just goes downhill fast. From Tuesday afternoon through to Thursday the 3rd, we’re looking at tiny waves and poor conditions, with combined energy dropping from 192 down to 39. That’s a real gap in quality.

Friday the 4th sees a turn in the tide. The morning is glassy again, with a nice 4ft NW swell that’s got some serious period on it – 13 seconds. That’s proper long-period groundswell. The combined energy hits 454, so the ocean’s got some push. This is the second real standout: long lines, clean faces, and that period will really groom the wave.

Saturday the 5th brings a bigger 7ft swell from the NNW, but with that comes a stronger cross-shore wind. The combined energy is massive at 1390, which is very strong. This is expert territory at that height, but the wind might hold it back from being perfect. Still, for those who can handle it, there’s plenty of power.

The rest of the second week – from Sunday the 6th through to Monday the 14th – is mostly small and frustrating. There are a few glassy mornings on the 6th and 8th, with waves only around 2–3ft, but they’re not really worth getting excited about. The combined energy is low, mostly below 100. The wind is often onshore or cross, and the swell just isn’t there. There’s a stretch from the 10th through to the 14th where it’s barely breaking, so expect a long flat spell.

Overall, don’t expect a classic two-week run here. The window is Monday the 31st in the morning and Friday the 4th in the morning. Those are your picks. Everything else is a gamble or a washout.

Rusty.

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