Foam

Right now the conditions are firing: clean, organised groundswell is wrapping in from the right angle, the SE offshore wind is holding the faces punchy, and the rising tide is pushing through the sweet spot where the rights peel longest. Water is warm, the slab is forgiving, and there is genuinely nothing in the way between you and the best of the session, so the call to go now is the right one.

By mid-afternoon the wind swings onshore from the WSW and the swell eases back to thigh to stomach, which will soften the walls and close out the shape. The session is essentially done by 3pm.

Tomorrow looks good in the morning window too, though the swell is a touch smaller and less organised than today, and the wind will need to stay offshore to keep the faces clean. A dawn patrol will be your best bet, assuming the forecast holds; if the wind timing shifts even a few hours either way, the read changes markedly.