Mocambique Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Righto, folks, Rusty here. Let's have a proper look at what's cookin' for Mocambique. It's a bit of a mixed bag over the next couple of weeks, but there are definitely some windows to get wet.

The water's sitting at a chilly 60°F right now, which is a whopping 6°F colder than what you'd expect for this time of year. That's seriously unusual, so you'll be wanting a decent steamer, no doubt.

We've got a bit of a wait on our hands, though. Sunday and Monday are a write-off – dodgy conditions, cross-on winds, and just all-round poor surf. The wait's on for a proper session.

Tuesday the 14th of July is where things start to look real good. Tuesday morning is a standout: glassy conditions with a clean 6ft swell from the southeast. The energy's moderate at 654, and the period's a solid 10 seconds. That's a cracking combination. Tuesday afternoon holds up too, with clean cross-off winds and the same size and direction.

Wednesday the 15th carries that clean cross-off wind into the morning, with a 6ft ESE swell. It's another really good session on offer. The energy dips a little through the day though.

After that, the week runs into a bit of a lull with smaller, cleaner but less powerful waves. There's nothing really firing until we get to Monday the 20th. Monday morning brings offshore winds from the northwest and a clean 5ft swell from the east-northeast. It's a good, clean option.

Tuesday the 21st is worth a mention too. Glassy in the morning with a 5ft NE swell and clean in the arvo. Good, solid conditions.

The following week gets a bit average again until Friday the 24th. Friday afternoon looks clean with a little 3ft swell from the south – a small, tidy option for the log.

The absolute standout from this entire outlook has to be Tuesday the 14th of July at Mocambique. That glassy morning with a solid 6ft SE groundswell and long 10-second period is the pick of the bunch. It's clean, it's got some push, and the wave energy (654) is right in the sweet spot. It's an exposed break, so it'll pick up that swell nicely. Just be aware it can get a crowd *sometimes*, so get in early.

After the 14th, Wednesday morning the 15th is your next best bet. Clean again with a 6ft ESE swell.

Beyond that, there's a long gap after the 15th. Things get pretty low-energy and messy. We do get a couple of tidy sessions on the 20th and 21st, but not with the same power. From the 25th onwards, it's mostly small and ordinary, with only a tiny clean window on the 27th.

Stay safe, keep warm, and I'll catch you in the water.

Rusty.

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