Playa Serena, Panama, offers consistent surf conditions year-round, with the best months typically falling between April and August. During this period, ground swell dominates (79–88%), ensuring reliable wave energy, while wind swell remains minimal (1–4%). The average swell size hovers around 0.6–0.7m, providing manageable waves for intermediate to advanced surfers. Wind conditions improve significantly from April onward, with good wind days peaking at 46% in August—offering cleaner, more rideable waves. The worst wind conditions are from January to March (76–82% bad winds), making these months less ideal despite decent ground swell percentages. September and October still see solid ground swell (81–83%) but with slightly less favorable winds. November and December bring more mixed conditions, with increasing wind swell and deteriorating wind quality. For the best all-around surf experience, focus on the mid-year window when ground swell consistency pairs with improving offshore winds, particularly from May to August. Note that wave size remains modest year-round, so this spot suits those prioritizing consistency over power.