Laredo in Spain offers varying surf conditions throughout the year, with the best months for surfers typically falling in the winter and early spring. The highest-quality swells occur from **January to March**, with ground swell dominating at **74–83%**, providing consistent, clean waves averaging **1.5–1.8m**. These months also see the lowest likelihood of no swell (2–5%), ensuring reliable surf. However, wind conditions are often challenging, with **bad winds** affecting **70–71%** of days, meaning surfers may need to be patient for clean offshore sessions. **October to December** also bring solid ground swells (63–79%) and slightly better wind conditions (29–31% good winds), making autumn and early winter another favorable window. Wave heights remain decent (**1.3–1.7m**), though slightly smaller than peak winter. From **April onward**, conditions decline as wind swells take over, peaking in **June–August** (61–70% wind swells), resulting in weaker, less consistent waves (**0.9–1.3m**). Despite slightly improved wind stats in summer (**28–30% good winds**), the lack of powerful ground swells makes it less ideal for advanced surfers. **September** marks a transitional month with mixed swells (**45% ground, 45% wind**), offering modest waves (**1.1m**) before conditions improve in October. For the best balance of wave power and manageable winds, **November and December** stand out, while hardcore surfers chasing the biggest, cleanest waves should target **January–February**, accepting the higher wind risk. Summer months are better suited for beginners due to smaller, softer waves but remain inconsistent for serious surfing.