Campelo in Spain offers consistent surf conditions year-round, but the best time for surfers seeking powerful, clean waves is from late autumn through early spring, particularly from October to March. During these months, ground swell dominates (67-91%), providing long-period energy with mean swell heights ranging from 2.2m to 3.0m—ideal for experienced surfers. November to February stands out with the largest swells (peaking at 3.0m in January) and the highest ground swell consistency, though wind conditions are less favorable (only 24-28% good winds). Expect strong offshore winds to be rare, as bad wind conditions prevail 67-77% of the time in this season. Spring (April-June) and early autumn (September) see a mix of ground and wind swells, with decreasing size (1.5-2.2m) but slightly better wind windows (23-33% good winds). Summer (July-August) is the least consistent, with small, wind-driven swells (1.4m) and poor wind odds (21-24% good winds). For balance between swell size and manageable winds, October and September are decent transitional months, though swells are smaller than in winter. Advanced surfers will prioritize winter’s raw power despite the challenging winds, while intermediates may prefer April-June or September for more forgiving conditions.