Milagro del Mar Point Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s get into it for our stretch of coast. We’ve got a classic point break set-up that’s been nursing a consistent run of south-west groundswell, and the window is looking pretty good once we get past a few average days.

The outlook kicks off with a bit of a slow start on Tuesday the 21st, with a small 3ft south-west swell rolling in. The morning is clean with a solid offshore breeze, but the energy is a bit weak at (459) and the conditions are just marginal. Honestly, it’s not worth paddling out for that one. By Wednesday the 22nd and Thursday the 23rd, we’re dropping even further into the 2ft to 2ft range, with decent offshore winds in the mornings but the swell is just too small and the period drops off, making it weak. Just a few small waves.

Now, hold onto your boards, because Friday the 24th is where it starts to get interesting. The morning brings a clear sky, a light offshore breeze from the NE, and a jump in swell to 3ft. But the real story is the period hitting 24 seconds and the combined energy jumping to (825). That’s proper groundswell, and it’s going to wrap beautifully into *Milagro del Mar Point* (Argentina). This is a standout session for the advanced crew – the point will handle that long period energy perfectly, giving you long, clean lines. The water is a warm 84°, which is about average for this time of year. The afternoon goes a bit onshore and messy, so get in early.

Saturday the 25th is the big one. The morning has a solid 4ft south-west swell, still holding that 21-second period, and the energy is pumping at (1170). With a light cross-off breeze, this is excellent for experienced surfers. The point will be firing with some real power. It’s a bit over 5ft, so not for the beginners, but for the advanced crew, this is the session of the week.

The following days from Sunday the 26th through to Tuesday the 28th see the swell building further, hitting 5ft to 6ft, but the wind is more cross-off and the conditions are described as marginal. The real gem during this period is Tuesday the 28th afternoon. The swell is still a solid 5ft from the south-west, the period is 18 seconds, the energy is high at (1680), and the wind goes glassy. That is a rare combination, and it will be absolutely perfect. The wave quality will be excellent, but anything over 5ft is for the experts only.

After that, the swell begins to slowly drop through the end of the month and into August. Thursday the 30th and Friday the 31st still have fun 3ft to 4ft waves with clean offshore winds in the mornings, but the energy is dropping. The first few days of August are smaller, with 2ft to 3ft waves and a bit more wind. Still, there are some clean mornings with offshore breezes, so you can get a few. The pattern fades out by the 5th of August, with only 1ft left.

The standout: Saturday the 25th morning for the biggest, most powerful swell, and Tuesday the 28th afternoon for the absolute glassy perfection. Both are for advanced surfers only.

Rusty.

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