Badoc Island Lefts - surf spot statistics

Badoc Island Lefts in the Philippines is a windswell-dominated break, with minimal ground swell influence throughout the year. The best surfing months are generally from June to September, when windswell occurrence is highest (70-81%), and mean swell sizes range from 0.9 to 1.3 meters. July stands out with consistently decent swell (73% windswell, 1.1m avg.) and the highest likelihood of good wind conditions (32%). August and September also offer solid conditions, with August producing the biggest waves (1.3m avg.) and September maintaining favorable winds (32% good). The worst months for surfing are March through May due to low swell frequency (64% or lower windswell, 0.6-0.8m avg.) and poor wind conditions (87-88% bad). The rainy season (October-December) brings larger swells (1.2-1.5m), but offshore winds are rare (5-15% good), making these months inconsistent. Winter months (January-February) have frequent windswell (79-88%) but terrible onshore winds (91-93% bad), making clean sessions unlikely. For the most reliable surf, target mid-year—July is peak season with a balance of swell and manageable winds, while August delivers slightly bigger but slightly less consistent conditions. Outside this window, expect either small surf or poor winds.