Hazuk Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here again. Let’s be honest — the next couple of weeks at Hazuk are looking pretty flat and frustrating. We’ve got a long stretch of small, weak, and mostly messy surf ahead. The first real surfable day doesn’t show up until Thursday, September 2nd, and even then it’s barely a nudge.

Through the end of August, it’s a washout. Swell heights are stuck between 1.0ft and 2ft, with periods so short there’s no push. The combined swell energy is in the low double digits (7 to 58), which is just weak. Wind is mostly cross or cross-onshore, chopping up what little wave there is. There are a couple of glassy mornings on the 25th and 26th of August, but with only 1ft of swell and a 6-second period, it’s more of a bob than a ride. The water temperature is 86°, which is a touch warmer than normal for this time of year, so at least you won’t be cold.

We’re looking at a solid 10-day gap with no real surf to recommend. Then, on Thursday, September 2nd, things finally start to stir. The morning of the 2nd brings 3ft of swell from the WNW at 8 seconds, with glassy conditions. The combined energy hits 75, still weak but the best we’ve seen. It’s surfable, but ordinary. Friday the 3rd of September morning looks similar, with 3ft from the WNW, 8 seconds, and glassy again, with energy up to 88. That’s the best on offer in the whole outlook.

If you’re itching to get wet, those two mornings are your only real window. The swell is still small, but the glassy wind will keep it clean. For a beginner, these sizes are totally fine. The direction is NW, which is the optimum for Hazuk, a beach and reef setup that’s fairly consistent. Keep in mind crowds are possible, as it’s a spot that can get busy sometimes.

After that, the 4th of September drops back into poor surf. There’s nothing in the second week that stands out beyond those two mornings. It’s a quiet spell, but around here it tends not to stay poor for long, so keep checking the forecasts.

Rusty.

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