Cala De Meron Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s get into what’s on the menu for Cala De Meron over this sixteen-day stretch. Right from the get-go, we’ve got some small but potentially workable swell arriving. The water is sitting at a warm 70°, which is a touch warmer than normal for this time of year, so you might not need the thickest wetsuit if you're brave enough to get in.

For this opening period, from the 5th into the 6th, there’s a bit of a lumpy, cross-shore wind spoiling things. The swell is there—4ft to 5ft from the NNW—but that east wind is putting a cross-chop on the surface. The combined swell energy is moderate (574), but the ride won't be clean. The real standout of the whole outlook, though, is Monday morning, the 7th. That's the one you want to circle. We’ve got a clean 3ft swell from the NW with the wind dropping to glass. The break is exposed to that NNW direction the spot loves, and with glassy conditions, it will be clean as a whistle. After that, the surf tapers off quickly into the middle of the week, with smaller swells and ordinary conditions.

A second window opens up on Saturday the 13th into the 14th, but it’s a little messy. The energy picks back up, and the glassy windows on the 13th morning with a 3ft NNW swell offer some hope, but the wind shifts to cross-on later in the day. For the rest of the second week into the 20th, it’s mostly small and choppy, with poor surf quality dominating. The longest gap with absolutely nothing worth paddling out for runs from the 15th through the 20th. There are a few glassy moments on the 17th morning, but the swell is weak—only 3ft with a period around 6 seconds—and the wave energy is low at 88. Not much to get excited about there. Crowds are listed as "sometimes" at this spot, so if you do go out on the best days, you may have some company, but it’s nothing crazy.

So, if you’re looking for the pick of the bunch, get out for that Monday morning, September 7th. That's the one.
Rusty.

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