
2h 28m of daylight left
Sunset at 11:43 PM
Tomorrow > Today
Today scores 7.0, but tomorrow climbs to 8.5 during the 8 AM–9 AM window. Plan around it.
Best time to ride
9 PM–10 PM
Could be okay if you're nearby.
Conditions
Wave
1.7 ft→
Sweet spot 2–4.5 ft
Period
8s→
Sweet spot 8–11 s
Wind
9 mph NE→
Side-on
Tide
Next · Low 04:52 AM
Session plan
Maybe
Could be okay if you're nearby.
Peak window
9 PM–10 PM
Avg score 5.1/10
Current: 1.7 ft @ 8s • 9 mph wind. wave height is okay but not doing the heavy lifting period has some energy but isn't classic groundswell light wind is keeping things clean wind direction is fighting the banks and shape
Mixed conditions — 1.7 ft with side-on winds. If you go, 9 PM–10 PM looks the cleanest stretch.
Sunrise 11:00 AM Sunset 11:43 PM
Best this week
8.5/10Wednesday, Sep 2 • 8 AM–9 AM
| Day | Best window | Score | Wave | Period | Wind max | Temp |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tuesday, Sep 1 | 8 AM–9 AM | 7.0 | 2.0 ft | 8s | 10 mph | 76–88°F |
| Wednesday, Sep 2 | 8 AM–9 AM | 8.5 | 2.2 ft | 11s | 14 mph | 77–86°F |
| Thursday, Sep 3 | 8 AM–9 AM | 4.2 | 3.1 ft | 6s | 20 mph | 77–86°F |
| Friday, Sep 4 | 11 AM–12 PM | 7.6 | 2.2 ft | 8s | 17 mph | 76–79°F |
| Saturday, Sep 5 | 1 PM–2 PM | 7.2 | 1.0 ft | 8s | 12 mph | 74–89°F |
Beginner basics
Where to go
Cocoa is one of the best beginner spots in Florida — pick any beach access well south of the pier and stay between lifeguard towers. Soft sand bottom and forgiving wave.
What to avoid
Don't surf right under the pier — pilings, fishing lines, and surf-school traffic all converge there. Stay aware of rip currents that can form on bigger NE swells.
Best beginner conditions
Knee-to-waist NE or E swell, light W or SW wind, any tide (mid is cleanest). Year-round playground for first sessions.
Wetsuit
Wetsuit
Summer setup
Season-based baseline. Water temp varies week to week.
Rashguard / Boardshorts
Hydration + sun protection
No wetsuit
Most of the time
Spot notes
How this break works
Hazards
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