Trevone Bay Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Right then, let’s have a look at what’s on offer for Trevone Bay over the next couple of weeks.

Honestly, I’ve got to be straight with you – it’s a pretty grim run for the most part. The first week is a write-off. We’ve got a lot of cross-shore wind, lumpy chop, and sloppy conditions that just aren’t worth getting wet for. The water is sitting at 65°, which is a touch warmer than normal for this time of year, but that’s about the only nice thing I can say.

From Tuesday the 1st right through to the end of Friday the 5th, the swell is there but the wind is just ruining it. You’ll see a few waves on the Saturday morning – about 4ft of west swell with a 10-second period, and the wind is glassy. That’s your first real chance. The combined energy is moderate at 238, and it’ll be clean. It’s not a standout, but it’s surfable if you’re desperate.

Sunday the 6th morning has a tiny 2ft west swell with a 9-second period, and we get a moderate offshore breeze from the SSE. That’s clean, but the energy is weak at 64. It’s a small-wave session for a longboard or a foiler.

Now, Monday the 7th brings a proper jump in size. We’re looking at 6ft from the west, with a 12-second period – that’s a nice groundswell. The combined energy is strong at 1013, so there’s plenty of push. But the wind is cross-shore from the SW, so it’s going to be a bit lumpy. The forecast says marginal tide conditions, so it’s not a total write-off, but it’s not a clean, groomed wave either.

The 8th of September is a big one. Tuesday morning has 10ft of west swell with a 10-second period and a massive 1416 combined energy – that’s serious power. But the wind is a fresh cross-shore from the SW, and the comment says it’s too big for this break. Unless you’re an expert with a big-wave board, leave it. The afternoon is even worse with onshore wind.

The rest of that week is a mess of onshore and cross-onshore winds, with choppy, lumpy conditions. Not worth a mention.

Then we get into the second week. The 14th of September, Monday afternoon, finally shows some promise. We’ve got 6ft of west swell with an 8-second period, but the wind is light from the east, giving us a clean cross-offshore breeze. The energy is moderate at 435, and the forecast says expect good surf. That’s the best on offer in the whole 16 days. It’s not a world-class day, but it’s clean, surfable, and the wind is right. Tuesday the 15th morning is also worth a look with 6ft at 10 seconds and clean cross-off wind, energy at 693. And Wednesday the 16th morning has 4ft from the WSW with a 10-second period, and the wind is almost nothing from the south – glassy clean. Those are your windows.

The standout session is the afternoon of Monday the 14th. It’s the cleanest, most consistent-looking window with decent size and good wind. The 15th and 16th mornings are also good, but that Monday is the one to circle.

So, in short – a long, painful gap of poor conditions, then a few clean days in the second week. It’s not a classic run, but if you’re patient, you’ll get a session.

Rusty.

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