Offshore, light wind, above averageBOOK= a top‑20% week for that spot this year
Arrows above each graph show where the wind blows and how hard: green offshore, grey side, red onshore. Ranked by this week's biggest swell against each spot's year average, weighted by distance from you and eased down as people book it: crowds are not cool. Tap a spot for the week, conditions, photo, guide, flights and stays.
Period sets the spacing. Week view: one wave per 6 hours, a 16 s groundswell fills its slot and 8 s windswell fills half. Day view: crests are spaced by period, so long-period swell rolls in wide and short-period swell bunches up.
Crest = average swell per 6 hours, dashed line = year average, chart top = the biggest swell at this spot in the last 365 days. Wind arrows point where the wind blows, longer = stronger; green = offshore for this break. Green windows = above-average swell, offshore or glassy, under 12 kn. BOOK appears when the week's best daylight slot is above average, light and offshore or glassy, and scores (swell against average × wind quality) higher than the best day of 80% of the weeks at this spot in the last 365 days. Tap a day to open it; drag the blue bars to pick flights. Swell and tides: Open-Meteo marine model; weather, wind and humidity: Open-Meteo forecast; year history: Open-Meteo archives; pulled 6 Nov 2026. Swell is open-ocean, not breaking face height. Moon times are calculated on the page. Flight times are distance estimates from your chosen city, not live flights. Guide text, ratings and offshore directions are editorial and worth checking with locals; photos are public Wikimedia Commons images of the area, credited on each one.