Bucerias, Mexico, offers relatively consistent surf conditions year-round, but the best months for surfers generally fall between November and March. During this period, ground swell dominates (90-96% occurrence), providing the most reliable wave energy, while wind conditions are most favorable, with good winds 74-79% of the time. The mean swell size hovers around 0.8-0.9m, suitable for intermediate surfers or those looking for relaxed sessions. January stands out as the peak month, combining 93% ground swell, 78% good wind conditions, and a manageable 0.9m wave height. February and December follow closely, with similar swell consistency and solid wind stats. From April onward, good wind conditions decline, and by June-August, onshore winds become more prevalent (bad winds 50-51%), reducing surf quality despite decent ground swell persistence. September-October sees a slight rebound in swell consistency, but wind conditions remain inconsistent. While summer months (June-August) tend to have smaller, wind-affected waves and more no-swell days (up to 11%), winter delivers cleaner, more dependable surf. Overall, advanced surfers may find Bucerias best in winter for its reliability, while beginners can enjoy the smaller summer waves if they don’t mind occasional chop.