Tivives Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s take a look at what’s coming up for Tivives.

Overall, it’s a long stretch of small, but persistent, SSW swell. Nothing huge on the cards, just knee-to-waist high stuff running through the whole forecast. The main thing to watch is the wind – we get some real clean windows, especially in the mornings. Water temps are sitting at 87°, which is a touch warmer than normal for this time of year. No big drama there.

The standout window starts on Monday morning, July 6th. Tivives is inconsistent, so you need to pick your moments, but that morning has a glassy sea with a 1ft SSW swell packing a very long period of 21 seconds. That kind of period carries a lot of energy deep down (combined energy of 377), so even though the height is small, there’s some real push when the sets come through. Glassy conditions make it a genuine, clean little option.

Tuesday morning, July 7th, is another gem. Same tiny 3ft SSW swell, but with a 18 second period, glassy offshore from the WNW, and a combined energy of 568. It’s still small, but for an inconsistent spot like Tivives, two clean mornings in a row is a treat.

After that, the swell holds similar size through the whole first week and into the second, but the real gold remains in those early glassy windows. Wednesday morning July 8th, Thursday morning July 9th, and Friday morning July 10th all offer clean, glassy conditions with the same 2-3ft waist-high stuff. The energy drops off a bit after the first week – combined energy falls to around 200-260 in the second week – but the pattern of clean, small, long-period SSW swells continues.

By Monday July 20th, the swell is still 2ft at 12 seconds, glassy again, but the energy is pretty low (215). It’s surfable, but you gotta be patient.

Best bet overall: those first few mornings after Sunday July 5th, especially Monday July 6th and Tuesday July 7th. Small but clean and with serious period.

Signing off – Rusty.

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