Trevone Bay Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, grab a cuppa, because I’ve got the outlook for Trevone Bay. To be straight with you, it’s a pretty quiet stretch ahead. The water temp here is about what you’d expect for this time of year, nothing out of the ordinary.

Let’s kick off from Friday the 10th of July. The morning shows a small 3-foot, long-period 9-second swell from the west, with a light cross-offshore breeze. The combined energy is weak (134), so you’ll get surfable waves but conditions are very ordinary. Even so, this is the best we’ll see for a while. It’s a beginner-friendly wave, but don’t expect much power. The afternoon drops off a little and the wind turns cross-on, so it’s a bit of a mess.

Through Saturday the 11th and into the new week, the swell gets smaller and the wind picks up, mostly from the ENE. There’s a lot of clean-looking surf in the morning with cross-offshore winds, but the swell is tiny – 2 feet, with poor energy readings (110 down to 34). The wave state is often clean, but there’s just not enough push to really ride. You’d be scratching for little dribblers.

From the 13th to the 18th of July, it’s a real grind. The swell stays under 3 feet, with short periods, and the wind is mostly cross or cross-on, making everything lumpy. The combined energy rarely gets into the triple digits, meaning it’s very weak. For a beach break, this is flat spell territory. Honestly, it’s more interesting for kite surfing than paddle surfing on some of those windier afternoons, like Saturday the 18th with 18 mph winds.

The whole second week, from the 19th to the 25th, is really just a waiting game. There’s a tiny flicker of hope on the 24th of July, where the swell bumps up to 4 feet from the west, with a moderate 9-second period and a combined energy of 258 (moderate energy). But the wind is cross-on from the west, which will chop it up. The height is still small enough for the keen beginner, but the conditions won’t be pretty.

There’s a handful of glassy moments on the 22nd, but with only 1 foot of swell, it’s barely a ripple. Honestly, if you’re looking to surf, the best bet is that Friday morning on the 10th. It’s not a stand-out by any stretch, but it’s the only window where the stars align even a little. After that, we’re looking at a long gap of over a week with nothing really worthwhile. It’s one of those classic flat summer runs, just have to wait for the next system.

Rusty.

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