Trez Hir Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let’s talk Trez Hir in feet. This spot is a rarity – it rarely breaks, so when it does, you pay attention. We’ve got a slow start, but there’s a proper window if you’re ready.

The first few days are a total loss. Sunday the 6th is flat and choppy with a cross-onshore breeze. Don’t even think about it. Then Monday the 7th comes in like a freight train. The swell hits 7ft from the west with a long 13-second period, and the combined swell energy is a massive 1374. That’s real groundswell. The wind is offshore from the west in the morning, then light offshore from the northwest in the afternoon. This is excellent surf for experienced surfers – clean, powerful, and holding shape. For a break that rarely breaks, this is a proper standout. Just know, at 7ft, it’s not for beginners.

Tuesday the 8th still has some life. The morning sees 5ft from the west with a 10-second period and light offshore wind from the WNW. The combined energy is 443. It’s good surf, but it’s dropping from the Monday peak. The afternoon fades to 4ft, and while it’s clean, the power is gone.

The rest of the week is a slow fade. Wednesday morning the 9th offers 3ft and clean offshore wind, but it’s small. After that, we hit a long dry spell. From Wednesday afternoon on the 9th all the way through to the 21st of September, the conditions are mostly poor, with small swell, cross-shore winds, or too much onshore breeze. There’s a brief moment on Saturday the 12th morning with 3ft and glassy conditions, but it’s ordinary and not worth the trip. The combined energy stays low, mostly under 500, and the scores are all zeros. It’s a quiet stretch for a reef that doesn’t switch on often.

So, the call is simple: if you’re an experienced surfer and you can move, Monday the 7th is the only day on the books. Get on it early, because Trez Hir doesn’t give you many chances.

Rusty.

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