Tora Point Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s have a look at what’s cookin’ for Tora Point. This spot is about as consistent as they come, so even when it’s quiet elsewhere, this place usually has something on offer.

We’ve got a big, messy pulse of swell rollin’ in right from the start this Saturday, the 12th. The ocean’s got some serious power behind it—the combined energy is up at 1657 and then hits a whopping 5164 by the afternoon. We’re talkin’ a solid 12ft swell from the SSW, but the wind is a cross-onshore and it’s gonna be choppy. It’s big, but it’s not clean. Saturday is a write-off for a good paddle.

Sunday, the 13th, is a bit of a comedown, with 7ft to 10ft swell, but the same cross-onshore wind messes it up. Not your day.

Now, here’s where it gets interesting. Monday morning, the 14th of September. The wind goes *dead calm*. Glassy as a mirror. The swell drops to a manageable 6ft from the south, with a good 12-second period. That’s proper groundswell energy, and for a point break like Tora Point, that’s the recipe for some long, peeling lines. The combined energy is still solid at 1027. This is the standout of the first week. Get out there early.

The middle of the week (Tuesday through Friday) gets small and weak. The combined energy drops below 200, and we’re talkin’ knee-to-waist high swell with short periods. The wind is mostly offshore or clean, but there’s just not enough juice to push you down the line. A flat spell.

The next real highlight is a week later, on Saturday the 19th. Another glassy morning, with the swell building back up to 6ft from the SSW. That 17-second period is *very long*, which means these waves will have serious travel and power, but at a point break it should set up beautifully. The combined energy is 1997. This looks excellent for experienced surfers, but the long period might make it a bit too lined up for a beginner.

The absolute best session on the whole forecast though, has to be Saturday the 26th of September. We’ve got an 8ft SSW swell with a 16-second period, and the wind is a clean offshore from the NNW at 12 mph. The combined energy is a massive 3397. The point will be firing, with big, clean walls. This is expert territory—it’s going to be big, powerful, and perfect. Mark your calendars for that one.

So, to sum it up: the clear winners are the Monday morning (14th) for a glassy, fun session, and the Saturday (19th) for another glassy morning. But if you’re after the big one, the Saturday the 26th is the day to be in the water. Crowds are rare here, so you should have plenty of waves to yourself.

Stay stoked,

Rusty.

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