Peak energy early Saturday with clean lines and favorable morning winds
Stoked to report some solid energy building at K59 and K61 this week. The forecast shows wave energy climbing steadily and peaking at 152 kJ early Saturday morning, well above our 100 kJ threshold for epic conditions. We’re looking at a strong finish to the week with clean, punchy surf on offer.
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This upcoming swell delivers quality over size, with strong energy, good spacing, and favorable winds — a great recipe for K59/61.
Peak Energy: 152 kJ (early Saturday)
Swell Direction: South–Southwest to Southwest
Wave Height: 0.6–0.7 meters (around 2 ft)
Period: 12–14 seconds
Best Window: Early Saturday morning
Energy starts building Wednesday morning around 129 kJ, dips briefly into the 80–90 kJ range Thursday midday, then ramps up again heading into the weekend.
Friday Afternoon: ~118 kJ
Friday Evening: ~149 kJ
Saturday Early Morning: Peak at 152 kJ
If you can paddle out around first light on Saturday, you’ll be hitting the swell right at peak energy with calm surface conditions — the sweet spot.
Wave heights remain modest in the 0.6–0.7 m range, but don’t let the numbers fool you. With 12–14 second period energy, expect clean, well-spaced sets and punchy walls that work very well at K59 and K61.
Not massive faces
Plenty of power
Excellent shape for carving and down-the-line surfing
Wind is cooperating nicely this week, especially in the mornings.
Wednesday–Thursday: Offshore to glassy mornings with light northerly winds
Friday Morning: Offshore winds around 10 km/h from the NNW
Saturday: Glassy conditions overnight into early morning — the money window
Morning sessions will be the call all week, with Saturday shaping up as the standout.
Water Temp: ~27.2°C (boardshorts only)
Sky: Clear through Friday, partial clouds Saturday
Tides: Typical cycles with highs around 2 m in the morning and evening
Crowds: Early mornings recommended for lighter lineups
Top pick:
➡️ Early Saturday morning at first light
Why:
Peak energy (152 kJ)
Calm, glassy conditions
Best combination of power and surface quality
Strong intermediate and advanced surfers will get the most out of this window.
When the swell lines up like this, staying right on the break makes all the difference. Wake up, check the surf cam, and paddle out within minutes — no driving, no guessing.
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Set the alarm early, grab your board, and enjoy this one. Conditions like this don’t need hype — the numbers speak for themselves.
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