Today's window is 6am to 6pm. Right now it reads epic.
Overhead surf today, faces to 2.4m. This size asks for real experience; be honest about whether you have surfed it before.
modelled · open-meteo
Breaks here · best today first
These breaks all read the same today, so the order above is not a ranking. They share one forecast source, and Foam does not yet hold the local numbers that separate them: how much each is sheltered, and which swell angles reach it. That is learned from people surfing them and logging what it was really like.
Reading today's conditions across the breaks…
Condition now · Cathedral · modelled
Surf height
1.4–2.4m
Chest to overhead
Wind
4kph
SSE · Offshore
Swell · modelled · open-meteo
No organised swell
Wave energy · derived
10kW/m
Serious power
nearly all groundswell
Temperature · water measured · air modelled
20°cwater
24°c air · 3/2 fullsuit
UV max 9 tomorrow
Today peaks at epic, 0.6–2.2m. Tomorrow epic, 0.3–2.1m.
Surf · today and tomorrow
1.4–2.3m
Now · 2am
Wind · today and tomorrow
4kph
Now · 2am gusts 11
Tide · today and tomorrow · modelled · open-meteo
0.04m
0m low in 34min
Tomorrow: first light 6:39am · last light 8:50pm
About Cathedral, today's pick
Level
Intermediate
Type
Reef
The faster, more serious wave at Imsouane, a short hollow right that breaks over reef about a kilometre north of the village and can turn tubular when it lines up. Best at low to mid tide on a solid NW swell, more powerful and less forgiving than The Bay. Suited to confident intermediates and up who can commit to a take off on shallow reef.
Heads up. Shallow reef, sharp rock, urchins.
Data from just now · refreshes every 30 min
Temp, sun and UV are reliable. Tide, wave height and wind direction are model estimates. Remember that.
Built by Ilya · Senggigi, Lombok
AboutStart at Cathedral this morning, it's ranked best today and the swell is wrapping in from the right direction to peel down those long walls. Conditions right now look chest to overhead, somewhere in the 1.4 to 2.4 metre range, all groundswell and zero wind chop. The offshore wind from the south-southeast is holding the faces clean and steep, and the tide is falling steadily into the slot these breaks prefer. This is a day for confident, experienced surfers only: the size and power here demand real commitment and skill.
By around 3pm the swell eases to stomach to head-high and the wind swings onshore from the northwest, which will soften the shape and blur what you have now. Today's window closes there.
Tomorrow peaks at the same epic rating but with less range, ankle to head-high, and best in the morning before conditions shift. The forecast at this range carries the usual ocean uncertainty, but if it holds, it shapes a solid progression day for improvers and intermediates stepping up to head-height waves.