Rodiles, Spain, offers consistent surf conditions year-round, but the best months for surfers typically align with the Atlantic swell season, peaking from October through March. During these months, ground swell dominates (64-83%), providing cleaner, more powerful waves with mean swell sizes ranging from 1.3m to 1.7m. October stands out as a transition month, offering a solid mix of ground swell (64%) and improving wind conditions (36% good winds), making it an excellent time for quality sessions. November to February delivers the most reliable surf, with ground swell percentages above 73% and swell heights averaging 1.5-1.7m, though wind conditions can be less favorable (only 32-35% good winds). Winter months see stronger swells but also higher chances of onshore winds, which may require patience or dawn patrols for cleaner conditions. Spring (April-May) and summer (June-August) see a significant drop in ground swell, replaced by wind swell (50-69%) and smaller waves (0.8-1.2m), along with poorer wind conditions (72-78% bad winds). September marks the return of better swells (46% ground swell) and slightly improved winds, serving as a warm-up for the upcoming season. For surfers seeking powerful, well-formed waves, autumn and winter are prime, while those content with smaller, less consistent conditions may find summer sessions workable, albeit with more wind interference. Optimal balance of swell and wind favors October and late-season months like April or September, though the biggest and most consistent waves arrive in the heart of winter.