Two Ways Surf Forecast and Surf Report

G’day, Rusty here.

Two Ways is gonna take its time waking up. Saturday and Sunday offer some waist-high sets but cross-off winds and marginal conditions mean you’re better off waiting. The wave energy sits moderate (663–624), but it’s just not coming together.

Monday morning sees the shift: NNW offshore breeze at 6 mph and a 3ft groundswell from the SSW with a 15-second period starts putting some lines in. Water temp sits around 85°, which is normal for the season. Monday afternoon bumps to 3ft with strong energy (689) and the same clean offshore flow. Solid start to the week.

Tuesday keeps the offshore love with NNW winds around 6 mph. The morning brings a punchy 4ft SE swell – shorter period at 9 seconds – so it’s a bit more jumbled but clean. The energy stays moderate (681). Pick your sets.

Wednesday is the standout. Morning glass with a light ESE breeze, nearly dead calm, and a 3ft S swell rolling in at 16 seconds – proper groundswell. By afternoon, energy jumps to 806 with glassy conditions again. This is your pick of the week for smooth, lined-up waves. The long period means gaps between sets, but the shape will be beautiful.

Thursday afternoon brings another strong push with SSW groundswell around 4ft at 14 seconds, glassy winds, and solid energy (754). Crowds can show up here sometimes, but the quality is worth it. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (the 10th to the 12th) keep consistent waist-to-chest high waves with light winds – Saturday morning glass again – and energy stays healthy through the 12th at 750 in the afternoon.

Into the second week, Monday 13th and Tuesday 14th still deliver. Monday morning has offshore NNW winds with 4ft S swell (11 seconds) and clean surface. Tuesday 14th morning is a real treat: 3ft SSW groundswell with a 15-second period, glassy conditions under an ESE breeze, and energy hits 940. That’s strong, clean, and set to peel nicely at the reef.

Tuesday afternoon gets even more powerful – 4ft SSW at 17 seconds, deep groundswell, and energy cranking to 1102, but it turns onshore from the SSE, so the surface won’t stay silky. The deep period favors the reef, so expect good shape with some bump.

After that, Wednesday 15th through Saturday 19th is a wipeout. Winds turn onshore from the SSE and SE, building to 9–12 mph. Swells climb to 5ft but the texture turns choppy and messy. Energy is high (over 1000) but it’s not for paddle surfing – the beach-and-reef setup becomes more of a kiter’s playground. Conditions stay poor through the end.

Lock in Wednesday 8th and Tuesday 14th morning for the cleanest, best-shaped waves. The first week is good but not epic; after that, it’s a rough stretch.

Rusty.

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