Las Urracas Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, I've got the gen on Las Urracas. Let's break it down.

Alright, listen up. We're looking at Las Urracas, a solid reef break that’s a real go-to when the conditions line up. This spot is very consistent and loves a good swell from the WSW. The water temp is sitting about average for this time of year, so no surprises there—just what you'd expect.

This forecast kicks off this Sunday morning, and it’s an absolute beauty to start. We’ve got a glassy morning with clear skies, a clean 5 ft swell straight out of the WSW, and a solid 12-second period. The wave energy is pumping at a solid moderate level (694), and it’s all pointing to some absolutely dreamy surf. This is the standout of the whole run, folks. The wind is glass, the wave comment says "very good" – this is the one to call in sick for. Sunday afternoon holds the same magic, just a touch smaller at 4 ft, but still glassy and clean.

Monday morning gets a bit messy with onshore wind, making it a marginal call. But Monday afternoon cleans up nicely as the wind swings south, going glassy again with a clean 4 ft swell. It's a good session, but not the standout. Tuesday and Wednesday are a right-off for the most part, with cross-onshore winds chopping things up. Thursday picks up a bit more size, with 5–5 ft from the SW, but the wind is still a problem. You'd be fighting it.

Now, look at Friday, the 24th. We get a little reprieve. Morning is glassy again with a 4 ft SW swell, and the afternoon goes flat calm – no wind at all. That's a sneaky good session. Saturday the 25th has clean cross-offshore winds and a 4 ft swell that's packing a 12-second period. Good energy (532), very clean conditions. Nice.

The following week has some gems. Sunday the 26th, we see a smaller swell but with very long periods – 16 and 18 seconds! That's groundswell energy. That 3 ft wave on a 16-second period will have some serious push, and with glassy conditions in the morning, the reef at Las Urracas will be working its magic. Then Monday the 27th is a ripper: consistent 4–4 ft, WSW swell, long 16-second periods, and glassy all day. The energy is high (960), and the conditions are "very good." A top pick for the second week.

Tuesday the 28th gets a bit mushy with cross-onshore winds, even though the swell energy jumps up. But hold onto your hat for Wednesday the 29th. We’re looking at 6–7 ft of SW swell with that long period. This is big, solid, expert-level surf. The energy readings are through the roof (1570), and it’s glassy. This is a serious swell for serious surfers only. For the average punter, it's a show day. After that, the swell drops off, and we have a few days of smaller, clean surf to round out the month. A bit of a dry spell from the 31st of July into early August, but then we start seeing another building trend with nice clean glassy conditions on the 1st and 2nd of August with waist-to-chest high sets.

Alright, bottom line: this is a cracking run for Las Urracas. This Sunday morning is the absolute gem for clean, fun waves. If you want a second bite, Monday the 27th is your long-range standout – but remember, it’s a ways out so keep an eye on it. The big stuff on the 29th is for the chargers only.

Stay stoked.

Rusty

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