Siriu Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s have a look at what’s on the cards for the Siriu area over the next couple of weeks.

First up, we have a bit of a slow start, but the good news is that the waiting game pays off. The first real session to get excited about kicks off on Sunday, 12 July in the morning. The swell is showing a solid 5ft from the South with a clean cross-offshore breeze from the Southwest. The water is much colder than normal for this time of year, sitting at 60°, so you’ll want a decent wetsuit – that’s a 6° anomaly, which is very unusual and will feel proper chilly. The energy is solid (979) and the waves are clean. This is a highlight for the week.

Then Monday, 13 July morning keeps the fun going with a similar setup: 6ft of South swell, a clean cross-offshore wind, and good energy (858). The period is short at 8 seconds, so it’s a bit of a wind swell, but the conditions are making the most of it.

The standout moment, though, is Tuesday, 14 July morning. The wind turns glassy – flat calm from the Northwest – and that’s a massive win for clean surf. The swell is 6ft from the Southeast with a 10-second period, which gives it a bit more push and shape. The energy is pumping (851). This is the best condition on offer for the near future, with that glassy surface making waves a dream to surf. Expect the crowd to be around sometimes, so it’s worth getting out early.

Things get a bit messy after that. The winds pick up, and the swell becomes less consistent and more crossed up. Thursday, 16 July and Friday, 17 July are poor, with strong North winds and lumpy, choppy conditions. The swell drops, and the forecast is flat for those days.

There’s a small window again on Saturday, 18 July morning, with 6ft from the Northeast, but the wind is cross-shore and the quality is marginal. The period is short (8 seconds), so it’s not the best shaped wave.

The second week sees a lot of small, weak swell and onshore winds. Sunday, 26 July afternoon brings a bigger pulse: 8ft from the South with a 9-second period and a clean cross-offshore breeze (1179 energy). That’s a strong combo, but the swell is over 7ft, so it’s heading into expert territory. The wind is fresh at 18 mph, but it’s clean, so the waves will be powerful and lined up. This is a promising long-range call, but less certain this far out.

Overall, the standout is Tuesday, 14 July morning for the glassy conditions and solid Southeast swell. The Sunday, 12 July and Monday, 13 July mornings are also solid, clean options. If you’re an experienced surfer, the Sunday, 26 July afternoon is worth watching, but it’s a long way off.

Stay keen, and get on it while it’s clean.

Rusty

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