Hazuk Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let's look at what's cooking at Hazuk over the next couple of weeks. Straight up, it's a tough outlook. There's a long stretch of very ordinary conditions before we finally see something a little more interesting right at the end.

The first week and a bit is a real struggle. From Monday 14th September right through to the 25th, the surf is tiny. We're looking at waves mostly under 3ft, with poor quality and a lot of choppy cross-onshore wind. The wave energy is weak, with readings like 12, 16, and 21 barely registering. There are a few glassy mornings in there, like the morning of the 16th, 17th, and 19th, but the swell is just too small and weak to do anything with. It's a lot of waiting for something to happen.

Finally, the outlook gets a bit better towards the very end of the period. The highlight, such as it is, looks like the morning of Saturday 26th September. The swell is up to a cleaner 4ft from the WNW, and the wind is light and offshore (ENE). The wave energy climbs to a moderate 124, which is something. A light offshore breeze at Hazuk should clean things up nicely. This is the best on offer for the whole 16 days, but it's still only a 'surfable' day in a pretty ordinary run.

Sunday the 27th has some promise too, with the swell holding just over 3ft and a bigger energy reading of 186 for the morning. The wind is glassy from the SSW, so it will be clean, but the swell is short period at 8 seconds. At a beach and reef set-up, that short period energy won't hold together as well as a longer groundswell.

The following Monday and Tuesday mornings (28th and 29th) also have clean wind and 4ft – 4ft swell, but the energy is dropping back off. For a spot like Hazuk that is fairly consistent, this is a long blank run. It doesn't tend to stay this poor for ages, but right now, the only real window to get wet is that Saturday morning the 26th. Don't expect much.

Stay patient,
Rusty.

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