Verdicio, Spain, offers surfers a mix of ground and wind swells throughout the year, with the best conditions typically occurring during the winter months. From January to March, ground swells dominate (75-84%), providing consistent, high-quality waves averaging 1.7-2.0 meters, though wind conditions are less favorable (only 31-33% good wind days). The swell quality remains solid in December and November, with ground swells still prominent (73-79%) and slightly better wind conditions (34-36% good wind days). Spring and early autumn bring transitional conditions, with ground swells dropping to 46-57% in April and September, while wind swells increase. Wave heights average 1.2-1.5 meters during these months, and wind conditions improve slightly in October (37% good wind days). Summer (May-August) is the least reliable, with wind swells prevailing (66-74%) and smaller waves (1.0-1.2 meters), along with poor wind conditions (only 23-26% good wind days). For the best balance of swell consistency, wave size, and manageable winds, the prime months are October through March, with the highest-quality waves found in winter (January-February) despite the challenging winds. If you prioritize cleaner conditions over size, late autumn (October-November) and early spring (March) can be solid alternatives. Summer is generally underwhelming for experienced surfers, though beginners may find the smaller waves more approachable.