Revolcadero - surf spot statistics

Revolcadero in Mexico offers consistent surf conditions year-round, making it a reliable destination for surfers. The spot is predominantly driven by ground swells, with minimal wind swell interference, ensuring clean and organized waves. The best months for surfing are from November to April, when ground swell presence is nearly 100%, and good wind conditions peak at 62-63% in November, December, and January. During this period, mean swell sizes range between 0.9m and 1.1m, providing manageable yet punchy waves suitable for intermediate to advanced surfers. Wind conditions deteriorate slightly from May through September, with good wind percentages dropping to 49-50% and swell sizes increasing to 1.5-1.6m, making sessions more challenging due to occasional onshore winds. October marks a transitional month with improving wind conditions (57% favorable) and decent swell size (1.4m). Overall, the winter and early spring months offer the most balanced conditions—consistent swells, favorable winds, and manageable wave heights—while summer brings larger but less predictable surf. If you prefer smaller, cleaner waves, November through February is ideal, while those seeking bigger swells should target June through September, though with a higher chance of wind interference.

June at Revolcadero offers fairly consistent surf conditions with an average swell height of 1.5m and a solid 14.8s period, indicating well-spaced, powerful waves. The swell predominantly comes from the SSW (32.66% in the 1-1.5m range, 27.46% in 1.5-2m) and SW (10.02% in 1-1.5m, 6.20% in 1.5-2m), providing clean, organized waves suited for intermediate to advanced surfers. Smaller contributions from the S and SSE directions add variability, though larger sets (2m+) are less frequent (5.4% from SSW). Wind conditions are favorable 50% of the time, with the majority of unfavorable winds blowing from the WSW and W, typically in the 10-30kph range—potentially causing chop if stronger. Light offshore or cross-shore winds from the NNE to ENE are present but less frequent. Overall, June delivers quality surf with decent size and power, though wind conditions can be hit or miss. Optimal sessions will depend on wind alignment, but when it’s good, expect fun, punchy waves.