Ticla Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, surfers, Rusty here. Let’s get into it. This stretch ahead is all about Ticla, and honestly, it’s looking like a pretty solid run of waves, with a few standout windows you’re gonna want to plan around. The water is a touch warmer than normal for this time of year, which is always a nice bonus.

We kick things off on Wednesday the 9th. The morning is the pick with a glassy 3ft SW swell rolling in. The energy is moderate at 737, and that clean surface is going to make it feel better than the size suggests. The afternoon gets a bit crossed up with a light cross-onshore breeze, so the morning session is the one to chase.

Thursday the 10th sees a little more size, with the morning offering a clean 4ft SW swell and some cross-off wind. The energy is building, up to 900. It’s not giant, but it’ll be fun. Friday the 11th drops back a touch to 4ft but stays glassy in the morning, making for another clean, playful session.

The weekend is smaller, with Saturday and Sunday mornings offering gentle waves around 3ft and 2ft. The periods are a bit shorter, so it'll be less pushy, but still fun for a longboard or a groveler. No complaints there.

Now, here’s where things start to get interesting. Monday the 14th sees the swell filling back in with a 3ft SW groundswell, but it’s Tuesday the 15th that gets the ball really rolling. That morning has a clean 4ft SW at 17 seconds, and the energy is ramping up to 871. That’s a proper groundswell pulse.

But the true standout of this entire outlook is Wednesday the 16th. The morning delivers a clean 5ft SSW swell with that long-period push, and the energy jumps to 1024. This is the biggest, cleanest swell of the run, and with a light east wind and offshore conditions, Ticla is going to be firing. This is the one to circle on the calendar. The afternoon gets a bit bumpy, so get your fill early.

We get a bit of a breather after that. Thursday and Friday mornings stay clean with fun 4ft and 3ft swells, but Saturday the 19th and Sunday the 20th see some weaker, more jumbled conditions. The wind gets a bit messy, and the swell doesn’t have the same energy. Sunday afternoon looks particularly rough, so it might be a good time to do something else.

Then, we look ahead. The pattern re-fires on Monday the 21st. That morning looks excellent for experienced surfers. We’ve got a clean 4ft SW swell, glassy conditions, and the energy is solid at 1074. This is your other standout, a real quality window. The rest of the second week, through the 24th, stays consistent, with mornings offering clean, rideable waves in the 4ft to 4ft range. It’s not as big as that Wednesday the 16th or Monday the 21st pulse, but it’s reliable, and the swells are clean.

So, to keep it simple: the two mornings you don't want to miss are Wednesday the 16th and Monday the 21st. Both have the best combo of size, clean winds, and solid energy. Get on it.

Rusty, out.

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