Hakashita Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s break down the next couple weeks for Hakashita.

We’ve got a slow start. Saturday the 4th and Sunday the 5th are a total bust—tiny, weak swell with poor conditions. The wave energy is next to nothing, so don’t bother paddling out.

Monday the 6th is still small, but there’s a hint of life in the afternoon. A 0.6m swell shows up with a 17-second period from the SE, and the energy bumps up, but it’s still too small to get excited about.

Now, Tuesday the 7th morning is your first real winner. The wind is glassy at 5 km/h out of the east, and we’ve got a clean 1.4m swell from the SE at 14 seconds. The energy reading is 778—solid moderate power. The water temp is 26°, which is just a smidge cooler than average. That morning session is going to be beautiful, clean, and fun. The afternoon gets onshore and bigger, so hit it early.

From Wednesday the 8th through Friday the 10th, the swell really cranks up. We’re talking 3.0m to 5.0m waves, with energy readings in the thousands—this is serious power. But the wind is cross-onshore, so it’ll be messy and choppy. These days are for experts only. That’s heavy, powerful groundswell.

Saturday the 11th and Sunday the 12th are still big. Sunday morning the 12th looks good with a 2.0m south swell and glassy conditions. The energy is still strong at 1226. If you’re experienced, that morning glass will give you some clean, punchy waves.

The second week fades out hard. Monday the 13th morning is glassy with a 1.3m south swell, then it’s downhill. From Tuesday the 14th onward, we’re back to tiny surf below 1.0m with weak energy. By the 19th, it’s flat and not worth your time.

Bottom line: if you’re a beginner, stay clear of the 8th to 10th. Your best windows are Tuesday the 7th morning for fun, clean waves, and maybe Sunday the 12th morning if you can handle the size. The rest is either flat, windy, or too heavy.

Rusty, signing out.

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