Conchalio Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here with a look at what’s coming our way. We’ve got a solid run of surf on the cards, mainly focused on consistent SSW groundswell. It’s not gonna be giant, but there’s plenty of quality sessions to be had, especially if you can pick your windows.

Kicking off from Sunday, July 5th, there’s already some surf in the water. But the real standout kicks off Monday, July 6th. Conchalio is the spot to be. The swell is sitting around 4 ft from the SSW with a super long 16-second period – that’s pure groundswell, meaning proper shape and power. The combined energy is already ramping up (1001), and with the wind going cross-offshore at just 3 mph, the morning session is looking clean. But honestly, the best of the bunch might be Monday afternoon: glassy conditions, swell holding at 3 ft, and the period stretching out to a ridiculous 20 seconds. The energy shoots up to 1312. That's the kind of session you wait for.

Tuesday July 7th keeps the momentum. That morning is pure glass with 4 ft SSW swell at 18 seconds – energy is a solid 1452. It’s a bit meaty but still manageable for most. Just a heads up, Tuesday afternoon the wind swings onshore and the swell pushes 5 ft, so if you’re a beginner, stick to the morning.

Wednesday July 8th is another ripper morning. 5 ft of clean SSW groundswell with glassy ENE wind. Energy is still pumping at 1191. For experienced surfers, it’s going to be a cracker. After that, we see a gradual drop-off through Thursday and Friday, but the mornings remain glassy and the swell stays around 3 ft to 4 ft. Thursday July 9th has no wind and 4 ft of 15-second swell – that’s a really clean, fun morning with 780 energy. Friday July 10th is similar, with 3 ft of long-period swell.

The second week, from around Sunday July 12th onward, the swell backs off a bit, settling into that consistent 3 ft to 3 ft range. The mornings are still the go-to with light winds, but the energy drops into the 300-600 range. Not as punchy, but still fun. You’ll want to hit the glassy windows, like Wednesday July 15th morning (3 ft, 14 seconds) or Sunday July 19th morning (3 ft, 15 seconds) with no wind at all. The afternoons are mostly a write-off with onshore wind and chop.

Overall, the real standout is Monday July 6th afternoon – that 3 ft, 20-second period glassy session is the one to circle on the calendar. For the bigger, punchier, glassy mornings, aim for Tuesday July 7th and Wednesday July 8th.

Stay stoked, and I’ll catch you in the water.

Rusty

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