Liencres Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here with a look at what’s coming our way for Liencres over the next couple of weeks.

Right off the bat, the first few days are pretty average. We’ve got some small swell, but the winds aren't playing ball. Monday the 14th starts off with a clean 4ft NW groundswell and a light east cross-off, energy is moderate at 340. It’s a quiet morning for a beginner-friendly wave, but nothing to get too excited about. The rest of the week is mostly a write-off, with onshore winds and choppy conditions, though Thursday the 17th morning has a bit more size at 5ft from the NW, but it’s onshore.

The real standout window starts to appear for the weekend of the 20th and into the following week. Friday the 18th afternoon looks wild – a big 8ft NW swell with a 14-second period, and the energy kicks right up to 2487. That’s serious, powerful groundswell, but to be honest, this break (Liencres) gets a bit too much for most when it gets over 8ft; it’s going to be a rough beast for experts only. The wind is light cross-on, so not ideal.

But the absolute best bet for good, clean, powerful surf without the crazy size is Saturday the 19th morning. You’ve got a solid 7ft NW groundswell, a 13-second period, and the wind is pure offshore from the ESE at only 3 mph. The water temperature is around 70°, which is pretty much average for this time of year, so a spring suit will be fine. The energy is strong at 1659, but the conditions are glassy – that’s the one to aim for. Liencres is an exposed NW spot, so this swell direction is perfect. Expect it to be a bit crowded though, as it’s often busy here.

If you miss that, Sunday the 20th morning is still good with a 5ft NW groundswell, light cross-off winds, and clean conditions (526 energy). A touch smaller, but still fun. Then into the following week, Monday the 21st morning brings another excellent window: 6ft NW groundswell with a 13-second period, light east wind, clean, and solid energy (1021). That’s a great combo for experienced surfers – good power, good shape. The morning of Tuesday the 22nd is also a treat, with 4ft NW groundswell, zero wind, completely glassy (524 energy).

After that, the swell drops right off into the second week. From Wednesday the 23rd through to the end of the forecast, we’re looking at small, weak surf. A few glassy mornings pop up, like Friday the 25th morning (3ft, 14-second period, glassy, 388 energy) and Monday the 28th morning (4ft, 9-second period, glassy, 288 energy), but they’re small and have very short periods. The wave quality is just ordinary.

So, overall, the first week has a few big, rough days, but the clear standout is Saturday the 19th morning for the best mix of size (7ft NW), offshore wind, and clean conditions. The second week is mostly flat with a few tiny glassy moments for a longboard or a rest day. Forecasts can always change, but for now, that Saturday session is the one to circle.

Rusty.

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