Cala De Meron Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here, let’s have a look at what’s shaping up for Cala De Meron.

Honestly, the next week or so is a bit of a mixed bag. We’ve got some small, clean windows but the real energy is further out. The standout days are clear end of August and then a much bigger pulse in the second week of September.

Tuesday morning, the 25th, is a total non-starter. Tiny 3ft NW swell with a short period of 5 seconds, weak energy (55). It’s glassy though. If you’re desperate for a splash, maybe, but it’s not worth rushing.

Wednesday the 26th and Thursday the 27th are similar – very small, glassy mornings but with next to no power. Thursday afternoon actually cleans up a bit with a light cross-offshore wind, and it's still small at 2ft NW. You could get a fun little grovel in if you’re on a log.

Now, Friday the 28th morning sees a jump in size to 8ft NW, period 10 seconds, and combined energy cracking 986 (moderate). That’s proper size for this break, but the wind is cross-shore and bumpy. This is going to be a messy, crumbly mess. Not great for a paddle; honestly, this is more a kite-surf kind of day. Afternoon gets even worse with a strong cross-onshore.

Here’s the first real highlight: Saturday morning, the 29th of August. Glassy calm, 4ft NW (actually coming from NNW), period 8 seconds, and 243 combined energy. That’s clean, manageable, and you’ll have a window before the wind changes. It’s a beginner-friendly size, so if you’re learning, this is your morning.

Sunday the 30th drops back to small stuff, and Monday the 31st sees a bump in swell to 5ft on the afternoon, but with onshore wind. No good.

The first week of September stays pretty ordinary. Mornings are mostly cross-shore and the afternoon wind kills it. There’s a small window on Wednesday morning the 3rd with 4ft NW, period 9 seconds, and light cross-shore wind, but it’s only marginal.

Now, the real one to mark in your calendar: Sunday morning, the 6th of September. It’s still over a week away, so keep an eye on it, but the models are looking tasty. We’ve got a 5ft NW swell, period 11 seconds, and a combined energy of 626 (moderate-strong). To top it off, a light cross-offshore wind from the ESE. That means clean, lined-up waves. This is your Sunday morning mission. The afternoon stays OK but gets a bit bumpy.

And then, hold onto your board – Tuesday morning, the 8th of September. This is a big one. 8ft NW swell, period 14 seconds, and the energy is pumping at 2961 (very strong). That’s a proper groundswell. Now, a period of 14 seconds is long, so this will be better for the points and reefs than a straight beach break. It’s only for experts at this size – beginners need to sit this one out. The wind is light cross-shore, so it’s almost clean. This is the standout of the whole run.

Wednesday the 9th morning is still solid with 5ft NNW and glassy conditions. A great follow-up session.

Water temp is about average for this time of year, so nothing weird there.

So, to wrap it up: this Saturday morning (29th) is a sweet, small clean one for everyone. But the big dogs are circling for the 6th and especially the 8th of September. Get them marked.

Rusty.

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