Foam

Start your day at Coconut Point. These breaks all read the same today in our numbers, so what separates them is not yet known; use the forecast to pick by shelter and shape, and Coconut Point ranks first. Right now is poor: wind is cross-shore from the west-north-west at 24 kph, roughing up faces that would otherwise hold shape from a clean south swell at 14-second intervals. The swell itself is well-lined-up for this coast, but the chop is eating into definition. Water is warm and the tide is barely moving, so you're not fighting drift. This is overhead-high surf that demands confident, experienced surfers; the power is real even if the shape softens by evening.

By 3pm the wind eases to 19 kph from the west and stays cross-shore, and the swell probably drops to overhead. The conditions smooth as the afternoon runs down, which is why the 5pm to 6pm window sits above the rest of the day.

Tomorrow peaks at good and shapes up to the same overhead-high size. Plan around the evening when the conditions are forecast cleanest, though forecasts this far out can shift; the swell direction and period hold steady, so the read is fairly firm. Confident, experienced surfers will find the size and power here.