Dracula's - surf spot statistics

Dracula's in Morocco is a consistent surf spot with the best conditions typically found between October and March. During these months, ground swell dominates (69-93% of the time), providing powerful and well-organized waves, with mean swell sizes ranging from 1.3m to 1.5m. The winter months (December-February) are particularly reliable, with ground swell frequencies above 88% and the highest probability of good wind conditions (47-53%). October and November also offer strong ground swell influence (69-77%) and improving wind conditions (47-50% favorable). From April onwards, the swell quality declines as wind swell becomes more prevalent, peaking in summer (June-August) when ground swell drops significantly (9-21%). Wind conditions also worsen in spring and summer, with bad winds occurring 60-73% of the time. September marks a transition month, with ground swell starting to pick up again (46%) but still mixed with wind swell. Overall, advanced surfers will find the winter months ideal for consistent, clean waves, while summer offers smaller, less predictable conditions suited for beginners or those willing to compromise on swell quality. The spot is rarely flat, with no-swell days below 4% year-round.

October at Dracula's, Morocco, offers consistent surf conditions with an average swell height of 1.1m and a solid period of 11.6s, ensuring well-formed, powerful waves. The dominant swell direction is from the northwest (WNW and NW), which contributes to the majority of rideable waves, particularly in the 0.5-2.5m range. This sector accounts for the best-quality swells, often producing clean, mid-sized waves with occasional larger sets, especially when the NW swell mixes with WNW energy. Wind conditions are favorable 47% of the time, typically light to moderate (0-20kph) from the northeast to east, which helps groom the waves for smooth rides. However, stronger winds from the north or northwest can occasionally create chop. The spot handles a mix of sizes well, with the sweet spot being in the 1-2m range, offering both performance walls and occasional hollow sections for advanced surfers. Overall, October delivers reliable, fun conditions with the potential for epic days when larger NW swells coincide with offshore winds.