Bunkers in Denmark is a surf spot predominantly influenced by wind swells, with ground swells being relatively rare throughout the year. The best months for surfing here are typically from November through February, when swell energy is at its highest, averaging around 1.3-1.4 meters, and wind swells dominate (77-80% of the time). However, wind conditions are consistently challenging, with bad winds (onshore or cross-shore) occurring over 90% of the time in most months, making clean surf sessions rare. The winter months (December-February) offer marginally better wind conditions compared to summer, but still, only about 8-10% of days have favorable offshore winds. Spring and summer (April-August) see smaller swells (0.8-0.9m) and even worse wind conditions, with good wind days dropping to as low as 5-6%. September and October provide a slight uptick in swell size (1.1-1.2m) and retain the same poor wind odds as winter. In summary, while Bunkers has surfable waves year-round, the best chances for decent sessions are in late autumn and winter when swell size peaks, though surfers should expect to battle less-than-ideal winds most of the time. Patience and local knowledge are key to scoring the rare clean day.