Hazuk Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Right now, there’s barely a pulse in the water, mates. We’re looking at a flat start with nothing worth paddling out for through the next few days. The swell is tiny and the energy’s weak – you’d be chasing whitewash if anything. But hang tight, because there’s a bit of a pulse trying to build around Thursday the 16th onwards, and we might finally get a few rideable waves, even if they’re not world-class.

The first real window where you could actually surf opens up on Wednesday morning the 16th – still small, around 3 ft from the NW with a 7-second period, but at least it’s glassy with light S winds. The water’s warm, about 86°, which is notably warmer than average for this time of year – a few degrees above what you’d expect. It’s not going to blow your mind, but it’s a start.

That trend holds into Thursday the 17th morning – similar size, 4 ft, NW swell, glassy again, and the energy ticks up a notch to moderate (126). Still not exciting, but you can get a few soft ones if you’re keen.

Then things get interesting. Sunday the 20th morning – that’s the standout of the whole run. Swell bumps up to 3 ft but with a longer 10-second period from the WNW, and the combined energy jumps to a strong 220. Winds are light offshore from the NNE, so it should be clean. For a beach-and-reef setup like Hazuk (this sub-region), that longer period might mean it lines up a bit better, but it’s not a point break, so there’s a chance of it closing out a little. Still, it’s the best conditions we’ve seen all week – worth checking early.

After that, it drops back off quickly. Monday the 21st and Tuesday the 22nd are back to tiny and messy, nothing to get excited about. By Thursday the 24th morning there’s a small bump to 4 ft again, but the energy is moderate (132) and it’s cross-onshore, so it’s going to be choppy and lumpy – not worth your time unless you’re desperate for a splash.

The rest of the run into the end of September is flat to tiny, with weak energy (mostly under 50) and onshore winds. There’s no second standout after that Sunday the 20th. If you’re waiting for something better, you’ll be waiting a while, but for a spot that’s only “fairly consistent,” this is about as good as it gets this far out.

For beginners, that Sunday the 20th might be a touch over the 5 ft mark only if it picks up, but at 3 ft it’s manageable. Experts will find nothing challenging here – it’s all small and mellow. Honestly, unless you’re just after some clean, small waves, there’s not much to shout about.

So, to sum it up: the middle of next week is your best bet. Sunday the 20th morning is the pick – clean, moderate swell, decent energy. Everything else is pretty flat or messy. Keep an eye on it, but don’t go cancelling your plans for this one.

Rusty

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