Lagart Point Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let's talk about what’s heading our way at Lagart Point. The water is sitting at a balmy 85°, which is a touch warmer than normal for this time of year – not a major anomaly, but enough to notice when you're sitting out there waiting.

We've got a solid run of surf lined up, kicking off this Thursday, July 2nd. The afternoon sees a clean, 3ft S swell arriving with a very long 15-second period. The wind is a light cross-offshore breeze at 6 mph, and the water is glassy. The energy is moderate (671), and honestly, conditions look fantastic. This points to quality, lined-up waves perfect for the beginner-friendly point setup.

That swell holds through Friday, July 3rd, and it might actually be the pick of the week. It bumps up slightly to 4ft from the S, still with that excellent 16-second period. Friday morning has a light offshore wind, but the afternoon is the real standout here: glassy conditions with the wind dropping to nearly nothing (3 mph). The wave energy stays strong in the mid-600s range. This is prime time for a long session with clean, peeling walls.

Saturday, July 4th, the swell drops back to 3ft, and while the period is still a long 15 seconds, the winds get a bit messy with a cross-shore and some rain around. The quality fades a bit, but there are still waves to be had.

Into the second week, the consistency is there, but the quality becomes more of a mixed bag. There are waves on offer right through, with the swell direction swinging to the SSW, but the period and energy start to fluctuate. A highlight in this period looks to be Saturday, July 11th. The swell is a workable 3ft from the SSW with a 16-second period, and we get another window of glassy conditions. It’s a smaller, cleaner window compared to the first weekend, but for a patient surfer, it'll offer up some nice, clean lines. The energy is moderate (521).

Sunday, July 12th also offers a clean run of small 3ft SSW swell with cross-offshore winds, making for a decent morning and afternoon session.

Overall, the real standouts are undoubtedly the Thursday afternoon and Friday afternoon of the first week. After that, the swell remains surfable but the quality drops off, with more marginal conditions and a few periods of poor surf. There are no massive, empty days to worry about, and the crowds are described as "sometimes" here, so you might have a few friends out on the best days, but likely not a circus.

Stay stoked.
Rusty

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