Mizata - surf spot statistics

Mizata, El Salvador, offers consistent surf conditions year-round with reliable ground swells dominating the wave energy. The best months for surfing are generally from November to April, when swell consistency, wind conditions, and wave size align most favorably. During this period, ground swell averages between 0.9m and 1.2m, with the highest probability of good wind conditions peaking in November (55%) and remaining above 50% through March. Swell direction is nearly always from the ground, ensuring clean, organized waves with minimal wind chop. April stands out as particularly strong, with 100% ground swell and a mean size of 1.2m. The mid-year months from May to September see a slight drop in favorable winds (below 50%), but wave size remains solid, averaging 1.3m to 1.4m, though wind swell starts to creep in, particularly in September (8%). While summer surf can still be good, onshore winds become more prevalent, reducing ideal sessions. Overall, Mizata is a dependable spot with the most optimal conditions during the northern winter and early spring months when offshore winds are more frequent and swells are steady yet manageable. Advanced surfers may appreciate the slightly larger summer swells, but consistency and wind quality are best from late fall through early spring.

June in Mizata, El Salvador, offers solid surfing conditions with a consistent, long-period swell. The average swell height is 1.4m, paired with an impressive 14.9s period, producing well-spaced, powerful waves. The majority of the swell comes from the SSW direction (59.5% in the 1-1.5m range and 26.7% in the 1.5-2m range), ensuring clean, lined-up waves with good energy. Smaller contributions from the S and SW directions add some variety. Wind conditions are favorable 45% of the time, with the predominant winds coming from the NE to SE sectors at light to moderate speeds (10-20kph). However, stronger onshore winds (SSW, SW) occasionally pick up, affecting wave quality. Overall, June delivers reliable surf with good size and shape, best suited for intermediate to advanced surfers who can handle the occasional punchy conditions.