Navegantes Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s get into what’s cookin’ for Navegantes over the next couple of weeks. We’ve got a bit of a slow start, but there’s some fire waiting for us if we’re patient.

First up, the overall pattern: it’s a mixed bag with a real standout on the morning of Tuesday, 7 July. That’s your best bet early on, but after that, we hit a lull for a few days. The surf picks up again around the weekend and builds into a solid run the following week.

For the first real highlight, hit Navegantes on Tuesday morning, 7 July. We’ve got a clean 6.6 ft swell from the SSE with a period of 8 seconds. The combined swell energy is pumping at a moderate 799, and with a light offshore wind from the W, it’s gonna be clean. That’s the one to circle – expect very good surf conditions. The water temp is about average for this time of year, nothing wild there.

Now, Tuesday afternoon the same day drops right off – glassy conditions with a weak 3.3 ft SE swell (198 energy) – just ordinary. Then Wednesday and Thursday mornings are clean but tiny, like 2.3 ft to 2.6 ft. Friday morning, 10 July, has a clean 1.6 ft wave from the E but with a long 14-second period (169 energy). That setup will be better for a point or reef than a beach break, but at Navegantes (a beach/jetty setup), it might break a bit straight. Still, could be fun on a longboard.

Saturday morning, 11 July, is worth a look: 3.6 ft ESE swell with a 13-second period (461 energy) and clean conditions. That’s a nice step up. Sunday, 12 July, is similar with 3.0 ft ESE swell and glassy on the afternoon – good, clean little waves.

After that, there’s a few days of smaller, cross-onshore nonsense until we get to the next real standout.

The absolute best of the longer range is on Saturday morning and afternoon, 18 July. Saturday morning brings 3.9 ft E swell, 12-second period (407 energy) with clean conditions. And Saturday afternoon is even better: 4.3 ft from the E, 12-second period (475 energy), and glassy. It’s not huge, but it’s clean and consistent – that’s gonna be a lovely session.

Sunday morning, 19 July, is still good with 2.6 ft ESE (354 energy) and clean, but the afternoon gets a bit crossed up.

So, the standout windows: Tuesday morning 7 July for the biggest swell, and Saturday 18 July for the best combo of size and glassy conditions. Just remember, the 18 July one is a bit further out, so keep an eye on it.

That Saturday 18 July afternoon is the pick of the lot – glassy, clean, 4.3 ft E swell, and solid energy. Don’t sleep on it.

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