Hazuk Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Hey, Rusty here. Let’s get right to it for Hazuk. This 16-day outlook is a real bummer. There's basically no surf to speak of.

Starting on the 12th of September, the water temp is a very unusual 86°, so at least you can swim. The waves are tiny ankle-biters at 1ft from the NW, with a short 6-second period. The combined energy is a joke at just 8. That’s "poor surf conditions" all day.

And it doesn't get much better for a long stretch. From the 12th all the way through to the 16th, the swell barely climbs above 3ft. We get a slight pulse on Wednesday the 16th with a 3ft WNW swell and the combined energy bumps up to 111. That’s some actual movement, but the period is a weak 7 seconds and the wind is cross-onshore, so it’ll be bumpy.

Thursday the 17th sees the most energy in the whole run. The morning has a 4ft swell from the WNW and combined energy hits 209, with the period finally stretching to a still-modest 8 seconds. But the morning wind is cross-onshore and it turns full onshore by the afternoon. That combination means a choppy, messy surface.

The afternoon energy peaks at 277 with a 5ft swell, but with the onshore wind cranking, this is going to be a crumbly, blown-out mess at a beach and reef spot like Hazuk.

From there, it’s all downhill. From the 18th through to the 27th of September, we are back to tiny 1ft to 3ft waves with weak energy and lousy wind. There’s a brief moment on the morning of the 24th with some clean, glassy offshore wind and a 2ft WNW swell, but the combined energy is only 35 – way too weak for a proper wave.

There is no standout session here, folks. The surf is too small, the periods are too short, and the wind is mostly junk. This is a flat spell that’s pretty common for the area, so don’t get your hopes up. It’s a good time to get the gear sorted and wait for a better forecast.

Rusty.

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