Cala De Meron Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let’s talk surf. The next couple of weeks look pretty slow. We’ve got a long flat spell to start, and only a couple of days with any real bump.

From Wednesday the 15th right through Sunday the 19th, it’s tiny. We’re talking waves around 1 to 2 feet, mostly out of the north with periods of 5 or 6 seconds. The combined energy is weak – numbers like 23 or 67 – so it’s basically a pond. Winds are light and sometimes glassy, but there’s no swell to work with.

The first real pulse comes on Monday the 20th morning at Cala De Meron. Waves jump to about 6 feet from the ENE with a 7-second period and a combined energy of 385 – that’s a moderate push of energy. The water temperature is 69°, which is a touch warmer than usual for this time of year. But the wind is a gentle cross-shore, so it’s not glassy. This spot is beginner-friendly and fairly consistent, but the ENE direction isn’t its ideal NNW. Expect some chop.

That Monday morning is the highlight. After that, Tuesday the 21st and Wednesday the 22nd bring waist-high slop around 4 to 4 feet, but the wind turns cross-onshore or onshore, so conditions stay poor.

Thursday the 23rd morning gives a brief clean window with glassy conditions and a tiny 3-foot NNE swell, but the energy is weak (77) and the period short. It’s surfable but nothing to write home about.

Then it goes flat again from Thursday afternoon through Saturday the 25th, with waves dropping to 1 to 2 feet. Saturday the 25th morning has a long-period groundswell sneaking in – 1 feet from the NW with a 12-second period – but the energy is only 57. Glassy winds though, so a longboard might get a few tiny lines.

The second week perks up a little. Sunday the 26th morning sees waves back to 4 feet from the NNW with a 6-second period and 131 energy. But the wind is light cross-onshore, so it’s not clean. Monday the 27th stays similar – 5 feet from the NW, cross-shore wind, moderate energy at 159.

Tuesday the 28th is mixed. Morning has 3 feet from the NW with 149 energy, but the afternoon brings a long-period pulse of 1 feet from the NNW with a 12-second period and 133 energy. That’s a groundswell, so it could wrap in better at a point or reef, but the wind shifts to a gentle cross-onshore, so there’s some bump.

The real standout is Thursday the 30th morning. Waves are 3 feet from the NNW with a 10-second period, but the combined energy jumps to 371 – that’s a solid moderate pulse. The wind is light cross-shore, so it could be clean with a little texture. It’s not big, but for this stretch, that’s the best session. The swell direction is NNW, which is exactly what this spot loves – a good match.

In short: Monday the 20th morning and Thursday the 30th morning are your two best bets. The rest is flat or messy. Don’t plan a road trip for this one unless you’re local.

Rusty.

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