Les Roquilles Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here. Let’s have a look at what’s on the table for Les Roquilles over the next couple of weeks. Gotta be straight with you – it’s a pretty quiet run. This spot is an inconsistent beginner break, and this outlook reflects that. There are no standout sessions, no big swell windows, and the overall energy in the water is basically zero for most of the period. It’s a gap-to-nonexistent forecast, so don’t get your hopes up.

We start off on Thursday, September 3rd, with a tiny 1 ft swell pushing in from the WNW, but the period is only 3 seconds – that’s just wind chop, barely a ripple. The wind is cross-offshore in the morning, which keeps it clean, but with the combined swell energy sitting at a measly 2, there’s nothing to ride. By afternoon the wind swings onshore, and it’s a write-off.

Friday the 4th and Saturday the 5th? Dead flat. The swell charts show a zero across the board. The wind is light enough, but there’s simply no surf. Same story for Sunday the 6th – a tiny 0.7 ft push from the SSW with 4 seconds of period and energy at 1. The morning has a light offshore, so it’s clean, but there’s no wave to speak of. It’s a frustrating stretch.

Monday the 7th is flat again. The whole first week is a bust. We see a tiny glimmer on Tuesday the 8th morning, with a 3 ft swell from the west, period of 4 seconds, and energy finally climbing to 17 – still weak, but the biggest we’ve seen. The wind is light cross-shore, so it might look a little bumpy, and the quality is rated as poor. It’s not worth paddling out for.

From there, it’s another long gap. The 9th through the 14th are almost entirely flat, with only occasional 0.7 ft blips that don’t offer anything rideable. The wind does go glassy on the afternoon of Sunday the 13th, but with zero swell, it’s just a flat, pretty ocean. Wednesday the 16th morning sees a 2 ft swell from the west with a period of 5 seconds and energy of 14, but the wind is onshore by the afternoon, so not worth the effort.

The last couple of days, the 17th and 18th, are pretty much the same story – small, weak, and poor quality. The wind stays cross or cross-offshore, keeping it clean, but there’s simply no energy to work with. The combined swell energy never climbs above 17 for the whole 16-day window. That tells you everything.

If you’re looking for a bright spot, honestly there isn’t one. This is just a quiet, blank period for Les Roquilles. It’s not unusual for this spot – it’s inconsistent, and the forecasts can shift, but right now, there’s nothing to chase. Save the wax.

Rusty.

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