Bakio, Spain, offers varied surf conditions throughout the year, with the best months typically falling in the winter and early spring. From January to March, the spot sees consistent ground swells (77-85%) and decent mean swell sizes (1.4-1.7m), making it a prime time for surfers seeking powerful, clean waves. However, wind conditions are less favorable during these months, with only around 30% of days having good winds. The shoulder months of October through December also provide solid ground swells (66-82%) and slightly better wind conditions, particularly in October (32% good winds), though swells are slightly smaller (1.2-1.6m). The summer months from May to August experience a decline in surf quality, with ground swells dropping significantly (20-41%) and wind swells becoming dominant (43-64%). Swell size diminishes to 0.8-1.0m, and wind conditions worsen, with only 18-21% of days offering favorable winds. September marks a transitional month, with improving ground swell (48%) and wind conditions (26%), though still not as reliable as the winter period. For surfers prioritizing wave consistency and size, the winter months (January-March) are the best despite the challenging winds, while October provides a good balance of swells and improved wind conditions for those seeking slightly milder but still surfable waves.