Davidson Point Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let's check what's on the menu at Davidson Point for the next couple weeks.

Right out of the gate, it's real quiet. The first few days are weak and tiny, so don't rush. Water temp is a nice 80°, so that's pretty standard for this time of year.

Sunday the 13th and Monday the 14th are basically flat. You've got a 1ft SSW swell that's just not doing much. Combined energy is a joke, around 57-143. It goes glassy in the afternoons, but you're more likely to be just floating than surfing.

Tuesday the 15th morning shows a little life with the swell hitting 2ft from the SSW and a period of 20 seconds. That's a super long groundswell, so the lines will be there, just tiny. Combined energy climbs to 287. It's glassy and clear, you could snag a few if you're keen.

Wednesday the 16th and Thursday the 17th are more of the same: small, clean, glassy mornings. Swell stays around 2-2ft from the SSW with period dropping from 18 to 16 seconds. Combined energy hits 471 by Thursday morning, which isn't bad for the size. Solid enough to have fun, but you're not calling in sick for it.

Now, the real one. Friday the 18th morning. This is the session to circle. A solid 7ft pulse of short-period east swell blows in. Combined energy is a massive 1119—that's serious power. Wind is a light cross-off at 15 km/h, so it'll be clean. But with that short period (9 seconds) and that size, it's going to be a steep, powerful, dumpy wave. No long wraparounds here. This is for experienced surfers only. Beginners, do not even think about it. Keep an eye on the weather—there's a risk of thunderstorms in the afternoon.

Saturday the 19th through Monday the 21st, the swell drops back to 3-3ft, but conditions are excellent. Light offshore breezes, glassy spells, and that longer-period SSW groundswell comes back (14-16 seconds). Combined energy sits at 555-850. This is the sweet spot for the intermediate crowd—clean, lined-up, and consistent.

Another pulse builds from Tuesday the 22nd, climbing steadily to 6ft by Thursday the 24th. The period stays short on the east swell (8-11 seconds), but the winds are glassy and calm. Combined energy sits around 800-856. Wednesday the 23rd morning is the pick here: 6ft at 11 seconds with a flat calm ocean.

The final days from Friday the 25th to Sunday the 28th mix it up. Some cleaner, smaller SSW groundswell days and some punchier east swells. By Monday the 28th morning, we're back to a clean 3ft from the SSW with a very long 17-second period and glassy conditions. Combined energy is 675. A nice, easy finish.

One standout: Friday the 18th morning if you've got the skills. The power and size are real. For everyone else, the best windows are Wednesday the 23rd morning and Thursday the 24th morning—solid size, glassy, and plenty of energy.

Rusty.

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