The ocean is looking similar to a lake this morning. This is due to low tide at 8 am and the swell not coming in until later today. Even with the waves being 1-2ft, I wouldnt be completely dischourge from paddling out. All you need is the right equipement such as a paddle and a 12ft board.
The surf is perfect for beginingers. The swell is generating soft waves that are easy to catch and ride. The tide is currently pretty low right now but will but will reach high tide around 2 this afternoon.
Currently, the wind is picking up causing the waves to lose form. The swell is relatively small with some 3ft sets. Overall, the conditions are not in our favor. However, there is a slight possibilty that good surf conditions are around the corner. We are expecting some rain aroound 1pm and sometimes after the rain the wind dies down leaving the ocean extremely glassy. If this happeneds, you should definitly consider paddling out.
As the tide rised and the wind stayed calm, the waves improved substanially. Clean shoulders started to open up allowing for lengthy rides. Overall Great conditions!
This morning at the peak of low tide, the swell could only manage to create 2-3ft waves. Not the most ideal for surfing, however this bodysurfer was able to catch a few fun ones. If the wind stays calm while the tide rises, we should be due for some good waves later in the morning.
Condition are calm at the moment. The wind is pretty much nonexisitant and will hopefully stay that way throughout the morning. High tide about 12pm. As the tide rises waves should improve even more.
Overall Conditions are looking great this morning, The wind is clam and will remain calm fot the next couple of hours. The tide is also in our favor this morning! It reaches its peak at 11, which means there are several surf spots in Tamarindo that will be firing. Best of luck, I hope everyone gets out there.
Conditions are pretty calm today with high tide at 9:30. Playa Langosta had some nice swell but a little crowded.
Waves in the shoulder to head high range. Heavy rains last night flooded the beaches with silty water and questionable wind conditions early, but things look like they're cleaning up for the morning high tide session. Forecast looking good, get out there and shred the gnar!
Onshore winds since first light this morning has made for less than ideal conditions. Wave size has dropped to the waist high range, but there is still swell energy in the water. Possible afternoon rains with an incoming tide could clean things up dramatically for the afternoon session. Keep an eye on the ocean throughout the day. Plenty of swell in the forecast...
