Playa de Ereaga Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here. Let’s talk about what’s on offer at Playa de Ereaga.

Right off the bat, I gotta be straight with you: this isn't a place that fires often, and the next week and a half looks pretty bleak. The first hint of anything worth paddling out for doesn’t show up until Sunday the 13th, and even that’s a one-session deal.

That Sunday morning, the 13th, is your first real look. The water’s a touch warmer than normal at 72°, nothing wild. We’ve got a clean slate with glassy conditions and a 4ft swell from the NNW. The period is a solid 13 seconds, so that’s proper groundswell energy coming through with moderate power. It’s a short window, though—by the afternoon the wind swings and messes it up.

After that, we hit a long dry spell. Monday the 14th morning is surfable but nothing to write home about with 4ft and clean conditions, but the energy is already dropping. From Monday afternoon all the way through the end of the following week, it’s a write-off. A mix of onshore winds, lumpy seas, and weak or short-period swell. There’s a couple of days with chest-high swell but the wind is just wrong for it.

Now, if you’re patient, the real standout is Saturday the 19th. That morning, the lights are green. Glassy conditions, 6ft of NNW groundswell with a 13-second period, and the energy meter is cranking – that’s strong stuff. That’s the best morning of the whole outlook, no question. Afternoon gets a bit bumpy, but the morning session is the one.

There’s another promising window on Monday the 21st morning with glassy conditions and a long-period 5ft swell (14 seconds), but that’s still over a week out, so keep an eye on it.

The rest of the period into late September is mostly small and sloppy. Nothing else stands out. For a break that "rarely breaks" and is sheltered from most directions, you really have to pick your moments here, and those two mornings on the 19th and 21st are your best bets.

Rusty

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