Trevone Bay Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s have a look at what Trevone Bay has got cookin’ for us over the next couple of weeks.

To be brutally honest, it’s a pretty quiet stretch ahead. The swell is just not showing any real muscle, and the wind is often letting us down. It’s one of those periods where you’ll be watching the forecast more than paddling out. Water temp is sitting around 65°F, which feels a touch warmer than usual for this time of year, so at least you won’t need a thick suit.

We kick off on Friday the 31st of July, but it’s a no-go. A NNW wind is howling onshore at 12 mph, and those 2ft waves are just messy. The combined energy is a weak 52, so there’s no push. That same story carries through the weekend. Saturday the 1st of August is small and wobbly, and Sunday the 2nd is flat with 2ft or less.

Now, Monday the 3rd of August is the first time we get a little glimmer. The morning goes glassy, dead calm, with a clean 3ft swell from the WSW. The period is a workable 9 seconds, and the energy bumps up to 107 (moderate). It’s not gonna be pumping, but for a beginner-friendly spot, it’s the most surfable moment of the whole week. The offshore wind is SE, so it’s clean. But don’t expect much—it’s just a small, weak wave.

After that, we drop back into the doldrums. Tuesday the 4th through the rest of the first week is just cross-shore crud and tiny swell. Conditions are poor, scores are zilch. The swell is under 3ft, and the wind is constantly on it or cross-onshore.

There’s a little tease on Saturday the 8th of August. Morning glass again, with a 2ft SW swell. The energy is moderate at 59, but it’s still pretty small. The period is a short 7 seconds, so the wave shape will be a bit soft and dumpy. Not exactly a standout.

The next real chance doesn’t come until Tuesday the 11th of August. Another glassy morning, with a 2ft W swell at 9 seconds. Energy is 72. It’s clean, but again, it’s just a tiny wave. The offshore wind is perfect for the morning, but it switches onshore by the afternoon.

The second week is a bit of a blur. We see a few cleaner moments around the 13th and 14th of August, with a 2ft to 3ft WSW swell, but the wind is howling at 16 to 22 mph. The 14th of August has a cleaner cross-off wind, but the swell is short-period and the energy is still moderate. Nothing to get excited about.

So, the best on offer is undoubtedly Monday the 3rd of August morning. That glassy 3ft WSW swell is the only time you’ll find a clean, rideable wave. The rest of the window is mostly a write-off. If you’re a beginner, you might get a few waist-high peelers on the 3rd, but for anyone else, it’s a case of wait for the next system.

Rusty out.

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