Coke's - surf spot statistics

Coke's in the Maldives offers a mix of conditions throughout the year, with the best surfing months typically centered around the Indian Ocean swell seasons. The spot is predominantly windswell-driven, with ground swell making up a smaller but still notable portion, especially from February to September. The most consistent and favorable conditions occur from February to April, when ground swell percentages are higher (27% to 44%), wind conditions are relatively good (54% to 62% good wind days), and mean swell sizes hover around 0.9m to 1.0m, providing clean, manageable waves. March stands out as the peak month, with 35% ground swell and 62% favorable winds. Outside this window, wind conditions deteriorate significantly from May to October, with bad wind days dominating (74% to 86%), though swell size increases slightly (1.3m to 1.6m) due to stronger seasonal winds, making it less ideal for clean rides. November and December see a return to more balanced conditions, but with windswell dominance returning (78% to 87%) and ground swell dropping off. January is similar, offering smaller swells (1.2m) but with poor wind conditions (64% bad). For surfers prioritizing quality over size, the February-April window is the prime time, while those seeking bigger but choppier waves may find June-August suitable, albeit with more challenging winds. Overall, the best months are March and February when ground swell, wind quality, and wave consistency align best.

June at Coke’s, Maldives, offers consistent surf with an average swell height of 1.5m and a solid 10.8s period, providing well-formed, rideable waves. The swell primarily arrives from the SSE and S directions, with the majority of waves in the 1-2.5m range, peaking around 1.5-2m—ideal for intermediate to advanced surfers. Wind conditions are less favorable, with only 14% of days offering ideal offshore or light cross-shore winds (typically from the east or northeast). The dominant SW to WSW winds are often onshore, creating choppy conditions, especially at higher speeds (15-30+ kph). While the swell quality is reliable, wind interference can be a limiting factor, making early mornings or rare easterly wind days the best windows for cleaner surf. Overall, expect decent waves with some wind challenges.