Tora Point Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s get into what’s cooking for Tora Point over the next couple of weeks.

We’re starting off on a bit of a quiet note. The first couple of days have some waves, but conditions are a bit messy. The real standout window opens up around the middle of the week. The best bet for quality surf looks to be Friday the 14th into the weekend.

For the highlight, aim for Tora Point. On Friday afternoon, we’ve got a 5.6 ft swell from the ENE with glassy conditions. That’s a clean, offshore wind feel and the swell energy is solid, sitting at 471 for the combined energy of all swells directed here. The 9-second period is decent, offering some push. The wind is described as “glass” – that’s a major positive. The break is a point, so it should handle that groundswell nicely. Crowds are rare, so you might have it to yourself.

Before that, Wednesday morning (12th) also looks clean with a 4.6 ft SE swell and cross-offshore winds, but the energy is a bit lower at 333. Thursday afternoon picks up again with a 4.6 ft ENE swell, but period is short at 6 seconds, so it’ll be a bit weaker.

Now, the second week gets a bit wild. From the 15th, the swell starts to pump up, but the wind turns nasty. Saturday afternoon shows a 6.6 ft E swell but with a strong cross-onshore wind, making it lumpy. By Sunday the 16th, we’re looking at 9.8 ft S swells, but the wind is howling onshore. That combined energy on Sunday afternoon is a massive 1754 – but it’s blown out. This is expert-only territory, and even then, it’ll be a battle. The period jumps to 13 seconds on Tuesday the 18th – that’s a very long period groundswell, which at a point break like Tora could be special, but with a near-gale cross-onshore wind, it’s just messy. For the 18th, the swell hits 16.4 ft from the SSW, with a 15-second period, and the energy is a crazy 10748 – but it’s a total write-off for paddling. That setup looks more interesting for kite surfing than paddle surfing.

There’s a gap in the good stuff after the 16th. The wind cleans up again towards the end of the month. Friday the 21st offers a return to clean conditions with a 3.3 ft S swell and cross-offshore winds. Then Saturday the 22nd morning has a 3.9 ft S swell with a 12-second period – that’s a nice long groundswell and clean. The energy is 433, which is moderate. A solid option for a cleaner session.

Keep in mind, the water temperature is about average for this time of year, so grab a spring suit.

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