Cala De Meron Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let's get into it for this spot. We've got some windows to work with over the next couple of weeks, so let's break it down.

The overall pattern is a bit mixed. There's some decent groundswell energy rolling in, but we've got to pick the right mornings to make the most of it, especially with the winds. The first week is full of smaller, cleaner windows, while the second week looks like it might serve up the real prize, but it's a bit further out.

Alright, for this first standout, let's talk about Monday morning, the 7th of September. We're looking at clean, glassy conditions at Cala De Meron. The water's sitting at a touch warmer than normal for this time of year, around 70°F, so it's not bad. The swell is a small but clean 2ft from the NW, and the period is a nice, long 13 seconds. That's proper groundswell energy, with a combined swell energy of 253 (moderate). That long period will mean better shaped waves and longer waits between sets, making it a great session for a beginner-friendly spot like this. It's just a beautiful, glassy morning.

We then hit a bit of a lull with a few days of small, choppy waves and poor conditions. The surf picks back up a little on Thursday morning, the 10th of September. We've got some clouds but glassy conditions again, with a 4ft swell from the NNW and a 10-second period. The combined energy is 317 (moderate). It's not huge, but those clean conditions will make it a fun, cruisy session.

Now, if you can hold out, the forecast is pointing to a serious opportunity. Monday morning, the 21st of September is looking like the absolute standout of the whole period. It's still a couple of weeks out, so treat it as promising but not locked in, but the signs are good. We're expecting glassy, calm conditions with a solid 4ft swell from the NNW. The period is a nice 11 seconds, and the combined swell energy is a meaty 561 (strong). That's the most energy we see in the whole forecast. This could be the best session of the month at Cala De Meron, with clean, lined-up waves. It's one to circle on the calendar.

Outside of those key windows, there are a few other mornings that could be worth a look. For example, Sunday morning the 13th of September has a 3ft, 12-second swell from the NNW with glassy conditions, and Tuesday morning the 15th of September has a 4ft, 12-second swell from the NW, also glassy. Both are solid options, but the mornings of the 7th and the 21st are the real highlights.

Alright, that's the story. Keep your eyes on the calendar and your board waxed.

Rusty.

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