Foam

Start at Banana Point this morning. The other three breaks in the Tamraght area read identically in today's forecast, so the difference between them is local knowledge we do not yet have. Right now it looks like waist to chest with clean, glassy conditions, the offshore southeast wind at dawn has left the faces polished, and the groundswell is wrapping in from the right angle to peel long walls down the sand. Water is warm at 22°C. This is genuinely good, and the window is now.

By mid-afternoon the wind swings cross-shore to the west-southwest at around 7 kilometres per hour and the swell fades to thigh to stomach. That marks the effective end of today's session.

Tomorrow peaks at the same rating with thigh to stomach waves, best in the morning before conditions soften further. The forecast is firm enough to plan around it, though size and wind direction will ultimately decide whether it matches today's quality.