Milagro del Mar Point Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let’s get you sorted for the next couple weeks at Milagro del Mar Point. This is an advanced, very consistent break, exposed to the southwest, and we’ve got a good run of surf coming through, but it starts off a little slow.

The first couple of days, Wednesday and Thursday, are just so-so. We’ve got some swell, around 2 to 3 feet from the southwest, but the afternoon winds will chop things up a bit. It’s not terrible, but it’s not worth rushing out for. Water temp is pretty average for this time of year, so nothing crazy there.

Friday is where it all comes together. The swell jumps up to 4 to 5 feet from the SW, and the energy is moderate (1116 to 1331). Friday morning has a moderate offshore breeze from the ENE, which will keep it clean. But the real gem—and I mean the standout—is Friday afternoon. The wind goes glass, and you’re looking at 5 feet of clean, lined-up swell with a 17-second period. That’s proper groundswell, and this point will just reel. That’s your best session of the whole stretch, hands down. Watch out for crowds though, so get in the water early.

The weekend keeps the momentum. Saturday morning shows 5 feet, again with a moderate offshore ENE breeze, and Saturday afternoon turns glassy at 5 feet on 16-second swell. Still excellent, but Friday afternoon just has that edge. Sunday sees 4 to 5 feet with glassy conditions again in the afternoon. Saturday and Sunday are both top-notch, but Friday afternoon is the one to circle.

Monday and Tuesday ease off a bit—down to around 3 to 4 feet—but still clean in the mornings with offshore winds. Tuesday afternoon gets a bit side-off and smaller, so focus on the mornings.

Then we hit a lull midweek. Wednesday the 9th is pretty poor, but Thursday the 10th comes roaring back: 4 feet on an 18-second period, with a moderate offshore. That’s a gorgeous combo, and the afternoon glass-off at 4 feet is sweet. That’s another highlight, especially after the small stuff.

From the 11th through the 14th, we’re in a slower patch. Waves hover around 2 to 4 feet. There are a few fun windows—Saturday the 12th morning is okay, and Sunday the 13th has some glassy 3-foot waves—but it’s not going to be anything epic. Long-period swells (17-19 seconds) are still coming, which is nice for shape, but the size just isn’t there.

Looking at the 15th, 16th, and 17th, there’s a tease on the 15th with 3 feet and decent energy (586), but winds are iffy. The 16th morning is clean at 3 feet, but the afternoon turns cross-on. The long-range eye-opener is Thursday the 17th morning: a tiny but juicy 2 feet of swell with a *very* long 24-second period. That’s an incredibly long-period groundswell, and it will make the point look immaculate. It’s small, so you’ll need a bigger board, but the quality could be special. It’s just a taste of what might come after the window, but it’s promising.

So, to sum it up: Friday September 4th afternoon is your top pick—5 feet of clean, glassy SSW swell at 17 seconds with no wind. That’s the one. Thursday the 10th morning is a close second, with 4 feet and an 18-second period under offshore breeze. Everything else is good-to-fun, with some smaller and windier days in between. Get on it when it’s good, because this week has a solid rhythm.

Rusty.

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