Cala De Meron Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s have a look at what’s cookin’ for Cala De Meron over the next couple of weeks.

Right off the bat, we’ve got a bit of a slow start. The first few days are looking pretty flat and messy, with nothing really worth paddling out for until late in the week. The water temp is sitting at 71°, which is a touch warmer than normal for this time of year, so you won’t need a thick suit.

The first real chance of a wave comes on Friday the 28th. The morning session is your best bet around here for a while. We’ve got a 4ft swell from the WNW, with a short period of 7 seconds, so it’ll be a bit of a junky, wind-chop swell. But the wind is cross-offshore from the WSW, keeping things clean. The combined energy is moderate at 281. It’s not going to be a classic, but it’s rideable.

Saturday the 29th morning is a bit of a tease. Glassy conditions with a 3ft NW swell, but it’s small and weak (energy at 185). It’s surfable, but nothing to write home about.

Now, Sunday the 30th morning is where it starts to get interesting. The swell bumps up to 5ft from the NW, period at 9 seconds, and the wind is dead glassy from the NW. That’s clean, lined-up waves with moderate energy (284). This is a solid, fun session for a beginner-friendly spot.

Monday the 31st morning sees the swell hitting 5ft from the NW, with a period of 9 seconds and a decent energy reading of 401. The wind is just a light cross-shore, so it won’t be perfect, but the extra size will be fun. It’s getting a bit big for the real beginners, though.

The best of the early run looks like Tuesday the 1st of September morning. You’ve got a 4ft NW swell, a period of 10 seconds, and dead calm, glassy conditions. The energy is 255. That’s clean, fun, and perfect for a longboard or a funboard. The break is fairly consistent and exposed to the NW, which is the optimum direction here.

Looking further out, the standout is Monday the 7th of September. That morning brings a 6ft NW swell with a period of 12 seconds, generating a massive 1006 energy reading. That’s a proper groundswell. The wind is a light cross-offshore from the WSW, making it clean. This is potentially excellent, but it’s also over 5ft, so it’s getting into the territory where it’s better for experienced surfers. The long period (12 seconds) means it’ll have good shape and power, but it might be a bit too clean and fast for a beach break, so watch the rip.

The rest of the second week is a mix of small, clean mornings and afternoons with onshore breezes. The 9th of September morning has a clean 4ft NW swell with a 11-second period, which is a nice little bonus.

There are decent gaps in the first week, but once it gets going, the consistency picks up. The best bet for the average surfer is Tuesday the 1st of September, and the big one for those with a bit more skill is Monday the 7th of September.

Stay stoked.
Rusty

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