Punta Sayulita Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here. Let’s talk Punta Sayulita—a beach-and-reef setup that’s super consistent and beginner-friendly, though crowds do show up sometimes. The next couple of weeks have a slow start but plenty of solid windows.

Thursday the 16th kicks off tiny: 1.3 ft SW groundswell with a 16-second period. Morning’s clean with a light offshore 3 mph from the ENE, but it’s really just small and ordinary. Afternoon gets messy as the wind turns cross-onshore.

Friday the 17th stays marginal. A 1 ft SW swell (19 sec) and cross-offshore NE wind in the morning keeps things clean but too weak to get excited about. Afternoon sees onshore wind and flatness.

Saturday the 18th shows a pulse: 2 ft SW swell, period dropping to 13 seconds, but the morning is clean with a light cross-offshore ESE breeze. Energy picks up to 275—decent for the size. Still small, but rideable.

Now, Sunday the 19th morning—that’s a standout. 3.3 ft of WSW swell with a 12-second period, offshore ENE wind at 6 mph, and clean conditions. Combined energy jumps to 590. This is your first proper session of the window. The swell direction matches the optimum (WSW), so the break should line up nicely. Not too big for beginners, but with that long period it might wall up a bit on the beach—still, a really good morning.

Monday the 20th morning stays clean with 2 ft SW swell (16 sec) and light offshore wind. Solid for the small stuff. Afternoon gets cross-onshore slop.

Tuesday the 21st morning offers 3.3 ft SW swell (14 sec), cross-offshore NE breeze, and clean shape. Energy 506—very good conditions again. Wednesday the 22nd morning steps up: 4.3 ft SW, cross-offshore SSE wind, clean, energy 518. That’s a nice step in size, still manageable.

Thursday the 23rd morning—this is the crown jewel of the whole outlook. 4.3 ft of WSW swell, period 13 seconds, glassy conditions with just a 3 mph ENE breeze. Combined energy 578, and the direction is spot-on optimum. It’s clean, punchy, and

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