Milagro del Mar Point Surf Forecast and Surf Report

G’day, Rusty here. We’ve got a solid little run of surf coming up at Milagro del Mar Point – a dependable, advanced-level spot that looks clean and consistent across the next couple of weeks. The water’s sitting at 85°F which is about normal for this time of year, so no dramas on that front.

The pattern is all about modest but classy SW groundswell feeding in, with the highlight arriving Thursday September 10 in the morning. That’s the standout: a clean 4ft swell out of the SW, 18-second period, with a moderate offshore breeze from the NE. Combined energy is 904 (moderate-strong), and with that long-period, lined-up swell, this point is going to run beautifully. Sets will be a bit fat and wide – perfect for an advanced crew – but the offshore wind will keep it clean as a whistle. Expect some crowd around a spot this good.

Friday morning September 11 keeps the fun going: 4ft SW at 16 seconds, NE offshore again, energy at 690. Still really good, just a step below Thursday’s peak. Saturday morning September 12 drops a little to 3ft but offshore NE keeps the shape nice; energy down to 386 but still plenty of fun for advanced surfers.

There’s a bit of a lull Sunday and Monday – smaller and more cross-off wind, but you could still get a wave if you’re fussy. Tuesday September 15 morning picks back up with 2ft SW, 18-second period, gentle ENE cross-off, and 525 energy. Not huge, but that long period will give it some push.

Now, keep a keen eye on Wednesday September 16 – that’s another standout. Morning: 4ft SW, 16 seconds, gentle offshore NE. Then the afternoon turns glassy – zero wind from the SSE – leaving the waves clean as glass. Energy hits 800. That’s pure quality, even if the size is still modest. After that, Thursday September 17 afternoon goes glassy again with 3ft SW, 14 seconds, and 570 energy – very nice for an evening session.

Friday September 18 morning brings a tiny 2ft SW with a massive 21-second period – proper long groundswell – and glassy conditions from a light N wind. Energy is 529. That small period means it could break a bit straight on the point, but for a longboard or a patient surfer it’s magic. Saturday September 19 morning: again glassy with 2ft SW, 19 seconds, and 596 energy. Still small, still super clean.

After that, Monday September 21 morning serves up 3ft SW at 18 seconds, glassy with a light ESE breeze, energy 733. That’s another solid, clean morning. Tuesday and Wednesday mornings September 22 and 23 stay in the 3ft range but with offshore or glassy wind – not standouts but still surfable.

Overall, the bet is on Thursday September 10 and Wednesday September 16 for the best all-round conditions. Both mornings offer clean, offshore, decent-size, long-period SW swell pushing into an exposed point. If you’re advanced and love a long ride, these are your windows. Crowds are likely – this break is very consistent.

Rusty.

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