Punta Sayulita Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here, lookin' at the charts for Punta Sayulita. Let's be real, the next couple of weeks are not gonna have us shoutin' from the rooftops. The ocean is pretty sleepy for the most part, but there are a few windows where it all comes together for a clean, fun little session.

The first real chance to get wet comes on Tuesday, July 28th. We've got a long-period SSW groundswell of 4ft rollin' in with a 17-second period. That's some proper energy (958) for a point break setup, and the water is much warmer than usual at 89°F, which is a solid 4°F above average – feels like a bathtub! The real treat is the mornin': a light NE cross-offshore breeze, just 3 mph, makin' it glassy clean. For a spot that's very consistent, this is your standout of the whole outlook. It's a beginner-friendly wave, so perfect for a longboard or a funboard.

Wednesday mornin', the 29th, keeps the trend alive. Swell is a touch smaller at 3ft, but we've got that same 16-second period SSW groundswell. The wind is a full offshore from the east at 3 mph, keepin' it clean again. It's a solid option, but the energy is startin' to drop (588).

After that, we're in a long, slow decline. The energy fades into the weak zone by August 4th. There's a stretch of days where we're just watchin' the tide go in and out with nothin' to ride. The waves get tiny and the wind turns onshore most afternoons, makin' it a mess.

By the second week, there's a flicker of life. On Monday mornin', August 10th, a weak 1ft swell creeps back in, but with a clean cross-offshore breeze. Not worth gettin' excited about.

Then, the real tease of the outlook comes in on Monday afternoon, August 10th, and into Tuesday mornin', the 11th. We get a tiny 1ft to 2ft SSW groundswell, but the period stretches out to a massive 20 seconds. The energy is back up to a moderate 205-215. The wind is dead calm or glassy – zero mph. For a spot that usually needs a little breeze to keep it clean, this is a moment of pure, glassy perfection. But, and it's a big but, the swell is tiny. You'll be huntin' for ankle to knee-high runners. It's a beautiful thing to see, but it's a surf for the soul, not for the thrill.

So, the best bet is Tuesday mornin', July 28th. It's the cleanest, most energetic, and most consistent. The Monday afternoon/Tuesday mornin' of August 10th/11th is a beautiful, glassy, but small option for the patient ones.

Rusty out.

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