Punta Sayulita Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, listen up. The next couple of weeks look pretty small and clean for the most part, with a few mornings that'll definitely get you out of bed. It's not gonna be a pulse-pounding stretch of swell, but there are windows of goodness if you pick your moments.

The water is running about 89°, which is much warmer than usual for this time of year. That's a couple of degrees above normal, and you'll feel it right away. A real treat.

First up, Friday morning, the 7th. It's small, coming in at 1ft from the SSW with a solid 18-second period. The wind is light offshore from the east, and it's looking clean. The energy is weak, at 216, but the long period should give those little waves a bit of push. It won't be big, but it'll be the best of the first couple of days.

The weekend mornings stay small, around 2ft, but the periods drop and the winds are a bit more cross or onshore. Saturday morning is a bit crossed up, Sunday morning goes glassy but the swell is pretty ordinary. Nothing to get too excited about.

Monday the 10th is similar – glassy in the morning, small and weak. The afternoons are all pretty much a write-off with onshore breezes.

Now, the first real standout comes on Tuesday morning, the 11th. We've got 2ft of SW swell at 18 seconds, with light cross-offshore winds. The energy jumps up to 271, which is still moderate but it's the most push we've seen. It's clean, and with that long period, the waves will have some shape.

Wednesday morning the 12th is another good call. Similar size, 2ft from the SW, and again light cross-offshore winds. The period drops a bit to 16 seconds, but it's still clean and the energy is okay, at 214.

Thursday the 13th morning is also worth a look. Same sort of size and wind, clean conditions, and good vibes.

But the real pick of the whole stretch is Friday morning, the 14th. The swell bumps up a touch to 2ft from the SSW, but the period jumps back to 18 seconds, and the energy gets to a moderate 324. It's glassy with a light eastern wind. That's your standout morning. Clean, lined-up, and enough push to make it fun on a longboard.

Saturday the 15th morning is also pretty decent. It picks up to 3ft from the SW with a 16-second period, and the energy is up to 383. The wind is offshore from the ENE, so it should be clean. It's a bit more size, still good. This is probably the biggest you'll see.

After that, the mornings stay rideable but the energy levels drop back down. Sunday the 16th has some clean morning waves at 2ft, but a bit more cross-off than pure off. The following week, from the 17th onward, it backs off to that small, ordinary 2ft SSW swell, with a few glassy or offshore mornings here and there, but nothing special. The periods drop into the 13-15 second range and the energy gets weak. Tuesday the 22nd looks tiny, with the energy dropping to 101, so that's a pretty flat end to the window.

So, your two best bets are the Friday morning the 14th – that's the standout for shape and cleanliness – and then Saturday morning the 15th for a bit more size and power. Both of those will be worth the paddle out.

Right now, the mornings are your friend. The afternoons are all pretty much blown out or onshore, so get it early.

Rusty.

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