{"MZ-Inhambane": {"country": "Mozambique", "currency": "MZN", "name": "Inhambane", "description": "Inhambane Province in Mozambique is a coastal gem known for its stunning beaches and exceptional surf spots.

Tofo Beach offers golden sands and powerful waves, attracting experienced surfers seeking an adrenaline rush.
Barra Beach provides a tranquil setting with gentle rolling waves, perfect for relaxation and leisurely strolls.
Tofinho Beach, a secluded spot, boasts rugged beauty and a powerful reef break, drawing thrill-seeking surfers.

In addition to surf adventures, visitors can embrace the vibrant coastal lifestyle and immerse themselves in the rich local culture. The province's offshore waters host diverse marine life, making it a paradise for snorkelers and divers.
Inhambane Province also offers historical exploration in Inhambane City and eco-tourism opportunities.

With its magnificent beaches, world-class surf, cultural richness, and abundant marine life, Inhambane Province delivers an unforgettable coastal experience for those seeking tropical beauty and thrilling surf escapades.", "localTimeZone": "Africa/Maputo", "lat": -24.0675415195473, "long": 35.58853243015353, "image": "MZ-Inhambane.jpg", "reports": [{"posted": "2025-05-28T17:53:52", "report": "Looking for the latest Tofo surf report? This weekend, Tofo Beach is set to deliver exciting conditions for surfers. Expect moderate swells with a southeast direction, ideal for clean, rideable waves. Winds will be light offshore, creating smooth surf conditions, especially in the mornings.\nWave heights are forecasted to range between 3 to 5 feet, making it a great time for intermediate and advanced surfers to hit the water. Keep an eye on the tides, as the best surf windows will be around mid-morning and late afternoon.\nStay tuned for updates on the Tofo surf report, and get ready for an epic weekend of surfing in Mozambique!\n\n"}, {"posted": "2025-06-05T17:13:29", "report": "Saturday morning offers prime surf conditions at Tofo Beach, Mozambique, with mostly clean winds and a low tide around 8 AM. A solid east swell is running, promising consistent waves for surfers looking to catch quality rides.
\nFor the best session, aim for early morning surf, when the wind remains light and offshore, keeping the waves smooth and well-shaped. Stay updated with real-time forecasts on WaveStoked and get ready for an epic weekend in the water! \ud83c\udfc4\u200d\u2642\ufe0f"}, {"posted": "2025-06-12T08:41:06", "report": "East wind and big swells this weekend for the Tofo surf forecast."}], "first_light_hour": 5, "last_light_hour": 18, "wind_speed_measurement": "kph"}, "MZ-Maputo": {"country": "Mozambique", "currency": "MZN", "name": "Maputo Province", "description": "Maputo Province in Mozambique is a tropical paradise renowned for its stunning beaches and world-class surfing.

Located along the southeastern coastline of the country, this province offers an idyllic setting for beach enthusiasts and wave riders alike. Its pristine white sand beaches stretch for miles, meeting the crystal-clear turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean. With consistent swells and favorable winds, Maputo Province attracts surfers from around the globe.

Whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginner looking to catch your first wave, the province's warm waters and consistent surf breaks provide the perfect playground for an unforgettable surfing experience.", "localTimeZone": "Africa/Maputo", "lat": -26.50151968945678, "long": 32.97873941194162, "image": "MZ-Maputo.jpg", "reports": [{"posted": "2025-06-12T08:42:36", "report": "Yar, mixed bag of light to moderate winds this weekend for the Ponta do Ouro surf report.

Also not a ton of swell."}, {"posted": "2025-05-28T17:55:55", "report": "Looking for the latest Ponta do Ouro surf report? This weekend, Ponta do Ouro is set to offer fun and manageable surf conditions. Expect wave heights around 2 to 3 feet, with a southeast swell providing consistent sets. Winds will be light offshore, ensuring clean and smooth waves, especially in the early mornings.\nThe best surf windows will be around mid-morning and late afternoon, when tides align for optimal conditions. Whether you're a beginner looking for mellow rides or an experienced surfer chasing clean lines, this weekend\u2019s Ponta do Ouro surf report promises enjoyable sessions.\nStay tuned for updates, and get ready for an exciting weekend of surfing in Mozambique!\n"}, {"posted": "2025-06-05T17:15:49", "report": "A building strong Northerly wind this weekend for the Ponta do Ouro surf report should make the surf pretty much unplayable...maybe play table tennis instead or drink and R&R."}], "first_light_hour": 5, "last_light_hour": 18, "wind_speed_measurement": "kph"}, "ZA-Zululand": {"country": "South Africa", "currency": "ZAR", "name": "Zululand", "description": "The Zululand coast stretches from the North of Ballito all the way up the Mozambican border.

It boasts a mesmerizing shoreline adorned with pristine beaches and world-class surf spots. From the city breaks in Richard's Bay to the big exposed beaches like Prince's Grant as well as the spots more suited to diving such as Cape Vidal, St. Lucia, and Sodwana Bay. Whether you seek thrilling surf adventures or tranquil beach retreats, the Zululand coast offers an unforgettable blend of natural beauty and thrilling surf opportunities.", "localTimeZone": "Africa/Johannesburg", "lat": -28.915729165945645, "long": 32.11903182635573, "image": "ZA-Zululand.jpg", "reports": [{"posted": "2025-05-28T17:57:10", "report": "Looking for the latest Zululand surf report? This weekend, Prince's Grant Beach is set to deliver moderate swells with a south-east direction, creating clean and rideable waves. Winds will be light offshore, ensuring smooth conditions, especially in the mornings.\nWave heights are expected to range between 3 to 5 feet, making it a great time for intermediate and advanced surfers to hit the water. The best surf windows will be around mid-morning and late afternoon, when tides align for optimal conditions.\nStay tuned for updates on the Zululand surf report, and get ready for an epic weekend of surfing in South Africa!\n\nLet me know if you'd like any refinements!\n"}, {"posted": "2025-06-05T17:17:11", "report": "Moderate tides and a mixed bag of wind this weekend for the Zululand surf report.

Best to keep an eye on the forecast."}, {"posted": "2025-06-12T08:43:58", "report": "Lots of North wind this weekend for the Zululand surf report.

Maybe Saturday early for a surf before the wind ruins the fun."}], "first_light_hour": 5, "last_light_hour": 18, "wind_speed_measurement": "kph"}, "ZA-North-Coast": {"country": "South Africa", "currency": "ZAR", "name": "North Coast", "description": "The North Coast region stretches from past Umhlanga Rocks up to Richards Bay in the North including towns like Umdloti and Ballito, home to the Ballito Pro surf competition.

The Ballito surf report is updated hourly. The surf is consistent year round with the best swells being in the winter months between April and July. In the summer months the water is warm and only boardshorts are required. In winter either a spring suit or 2-3mm wetsuits will be fine. The water quality is generally very good except after summer heavy rains when the water can become brown and dirty.

There is a large variety of waves from beach breaks to point breaks with the waves generally being a bit bigger than the more protected Durban region.", "localTimeZone": "Africa/Johannesburg", "lat": -29.330235787791622, "long": 31.54361423944526, "image": "ZA-North-Coast.jpg", "reports": [{"posted": "2025-06-12T08:46:08", "report": "You can feel the chill in the air and know the Ballito Pro surf competition is just around the corner.

For this weekend's surf forecast there is not a ton of swell around.
Winds will be best in the morning."}, {"posted": "2025-05-28T17:58:12", "report": "Looking for the latest Ballito surf report? This weekend, Ballito Beach is set to offer moderate swells with a south-east direction, creating clean and rideable waves. Winds will be light offshore, ensuring smooth conditions, especially in the mornings.\nWave heights are expected to range between 2 to 3 feet, making it a great time for intermediate surfers to enjoy consistent sets. The best surf windows will be around mid-morning and late afternoon, when tides align for optimal conditions.\nStay tuned for updates on the Ballito surf report, and get ready for an exciting weekend of surfing in South Africa!\n\nLet me know if you'd like any refinements!\n"}, {"posted": "2025-06-05T17:22:08", "report": "

This weekend, Ballito Beach is set for small to solid surf, with wave heights ranging from 2 to 4 feet. Expect clean conditions in the early mornings, with offshore winds keeping the lineup smooth.

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Saturday morning looks promising, with light winds and a manageable swell, making it ideal for fun, playful waves. By Sunday, the swell may pick up, offering more powerful sets, especially on a mid to high tide.

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Stay updated with real-time forecasts on WaveStoked and get ready for an exciting weekend in the water! \ud83c\udfc4\u200d\u2642\ufe0f

\n"}], "first_light_hour": 5, "last_light_hour": 18, "wind_speed_measurement": "kph"}, "ZA-Durban": {"country": "South Africa", "currency": "ZAR", "name": "Durban", "description": "The city of Durban on the east coast of South Africa is home to some epic, consistent beach breaks.

The region extends from the harbour mouth to Umhlanga Rocks in the North. The Durban surf report is updated hourly. The surf is consistent year round with the best swells being in the winter months between April and July. In the summer months the water is warm and only boardshorts are required. In winter either a spring suit or 2-3mm wetsuits will be fine. The water quality is relatively good for an African city but in the rainy season from October to February, the Umgeni river will burst it's banks and the water will become brown.

All the breaks in Durban break onto sand with some interesting variations in wave size and shape due to the harbour mouth and the piers. The waves are generally around 2-3 foot but with a good swell it can go beyond 6 foot and get super hollow.", "localTimeZone": "Africa/Johannesburg", "lat": -29.78660828205238, "long": 31.049702788951393, "image": "ZA-Durban.jpg", "reports": [{"posted": "2025-06-12T08:51:04", "report": "Looks like we are going to have some magic light winds over the next few days and into the weekend for the Durban surf forecast.

Think clean water, fun sized waves and light offshore winds...Durban at it's winter best!"}, {"posted": "2025-05-28T17:59:48", "report": "Looking for the latest Durban surf report? This weekend, North Beach is set to offer consistent swells with a south-east direction, creating clean and rideable waves. Winds will be light offshore, ensuring smooth conditions, especially in the mornings.\nWave heights are expected to range between 2 to 4 feet, making it a great time for intermediate surfers to enjoy steady sets. The best surf windows will be around mid-morning and late afternoon, when tides align for optimal conditions.\nStay tuned for updates on the Durban surf report, and get ready for an exciting weekend of surfing in South Africa!\n\n\n"}, {"posted": "2025-06-05T17:25:53", "report": "

This weekend, North Beach, Durban is set for solid southeast swells, with offshore winds from the west keeping the waves clean and well-shaped. Expect wave heights ranging from 3 to 5 feet, offering a mix of fun and powerful surf.

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Saturday morning looks promising, with light winds and manageable swell, making it ideal for smooth, rideable waves. By Sunday, the swell may increase, bringing bigger sets\u2014perfect for experienced surfers looking for a challenge.

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Stay updated with real-time forecasts on WaveStoked and get ready for an exciting weekend in the water! \ud83c\udfc4\u200d\u2642\ufe0f

"}], "first_light_hour": 5, "last_light_hour": 18, "wind_speed_measurement": "kph"}, "ZA-South-Coast": {"country": "South Africa", "currency": "ZAR", "name": "South Coast", "description": "The South Coast region starts on the Bluff off Durban harbour and extends down to the start of the Wild Coast past Port Edward.

The Scottburgh surf report is updated hourly. The surf is consistent year round with the best swells being in the winter months between April and July. In the summer months the water is warm and only boardshorts are required. In winter either a spring suit or 2-3mm wetsuits will be fine. The water quality is generally very good except after summer heavy rains when the water can become brown and dirty.

There is a large variety of waves from beach breaks to point breaks. There are some world class spots such as Cave Rock, Scottburgh and Umzumbe.", "localTimeZone": "Africa/Johannesburg", "lat": -30.41841560786357, "long": 30.77295394155973, "image": "ZA-South-Coast.jpg", "reports": [{"posted": "2025-06-05T17:27:32", "report": "

This weekend, Scottburgh Beach is set for consistent south swells, with offshore winds from the west-southwest keeping the waves clean and well-shaped. Expect wave heights ranging from 3 to 5 feet, offering a mix of fun and powerful surf.

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Saturday morning looks promising, with light winds and manageable swell, making it ideal for smooth, rideable waves. By Sunday, the swell may increase, bringing bigger sets\u2014perfect for experienced surfers looking for a challenge.

\n"}, {"posted": "2025-06-12T08:53:45", "report": "Not a ton of swell around this weekend and maybe a few extra sharks with all the sards around!!! but the South Coast should be magic."}, {"posted": "2025-05-28T18:00:53", "report": "Looking for the latest South Coast surf report? This weekend, Scottburgh Beach is set to offer consistent swells with a south-east direction, creating clean and rideable waves. Winds will be light offshore, ensuring smooth conditions, especially in the mornings.\nWave heights are expected to range between 3 to 5 feet, making it a great time for intermediate and advanced surfers to enjoy steady sets. The best surf windows will be around mid-morning and late afternoon, when tides align for optimal conditions.\nStay tuned for updates on the South Coast surf report, and get ready for an exciting weekend of surfing in South Africa!\n"}], "first_light_hour": 5, "last_light_hour": 18, "wind_speed_measurement": "kph"}, "ZA-Cape-Town": {"country": "South Africa", "currency": "ZAR", "name": "Cape Town", "description": "Cape Town, the mother city, on the Southern tip of Africa has a large variety of surf spots.

Every type of surfer is catered for, from the huge slab called Dungeons to crowded sandy beach breaks like Muizenberg. The water is cold all year round requiring a wetsuit although the Indian Ocean side is slightly warmer. The water quality is good although high winds can be a problem. It is also worth being aware of sharks although attacks are rare.

With such a large variety of breaks and conditions on offer there really is a wave for everyone. The secret is to stay tuned to Wavestoked's Cape Town surf report for hourly updates.", "localTimeZone": "Africa/Johannesburg", "lat": -33.853339503446826, "long": 18.924885762652746, "image": "ZA-Cape-Town.jpg", "reports": [{"posted": "2025-06-05T17:29:10", "report": "

This weekend, Muizenberg Beach is set for consistent south-southwest swells, with offshore winds from the southeast keeping the waves clean and rideable. Expect wave heights ranging from 2 to 4 feet, offering a mix of fun and manageable surf.

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Saturday morning looks best, with light winds and steady swell, making it ideal for longboarders and beginner-friendly waves. By Sunday, the swell may hold, providing smooth conditions for all skill levels.

\n"}, {"posted": "2025-05-22T08:06:29", "report": "Small surf in Muizenberg this weekend."}, {"posted": "2025-05-28T18:02:38", "report": "Looking for the latest Cape Town surf report? This weekend, Cape Town\u2019s beaches, including Muizenberg, are set to offer consistent swells with a south-west direction, creating clean and rideable waves. Winds will be light offshore, ensuring smooth conditions, especially in the mornings.\nWave heights are expected to range between 3 to 5 feet, making it a great time for intermediate and advanced surfers to enjoy steady sets. Muizenberg, known for its long, rolling waves, will provide excellent conditions for beginners and longboarders, with wave heights around 2 to 4 feet. The best surf windows will be around mid-morning and late afternoon, when tides align for optimal conditions.\nStay tuned for updates on the Cape Town surf report, and get ready for an exciting weekend of surfing in South Africa!\n"}], "first_light_hour": 5, "last_light_hour": 19, "wind_speed_measurement": "kph"}, "ZA-J-Bay": {"country": "South Africa", "currency": "ZAR", "name": "Jeffreys Bay", "description": "Well what can you say about Jeffreys Bay? Home to the mighty Supertubes surf spot!

But it's more than that, it is the soul of South African surfing. The whole town is built around surfing and surf culture. Besides the famous Supertubes that hosts the World Surf League's Billabong Pro there are plenty of other fantastic breaks. From the mellow Kitchen Window to The Point or Tubes, there are just so many great waves.

In terms of conditions the water is cold pretty much all year round and can be a bit sharky. Best swells are in winter when the cold fronts roll in from the South West.

If you want to get dialed into the best waves at Supertubes stay tuned in to the Jeffreys Bay surf report on wavestoked.com!", "localTimeZone": "Africa/Johannesburg", "lat": -34.070944959294195, "long": 25.109919911468324, "image": "ZA-J-Bay.jpg", "reports": [{"posted": "2025-05-29T04:18:51", "report": "Looking for the latest J-Bay surf report? This weekend, Supertubes is set to deliver powerful swells with a south-west direction, creating long, fast, and hollow waves\u2014perfect for experienced surfers. Winds will be light offshore, ensuring clean conditions, especially in the mornings.\nWave heights are expected to range between 6 to 8 feet, making it an exciting time for advanced surfers to take on J-Bay\u2019s world-class waves. The best surf windows will be around mid-morning and late afternoon, when tides align for optimal conditions.\nStay tuned for updates on the J-Bay surf report, and get ready for an epic weekend of surfing in South Africa!\n"}, {"posted": "2025-06-05T17:30:42", "report": "

This weekend, Supertubes, Jeffreys Bay is set for powerful south-southwest swells, with offshore winds from the west-northwest keeping conditions clean and fast. Expect wave heights ranging from 4 to 6 feet, delivering long, hollow rides perfect for experienced surfers.

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Saturday morning looks best, with light winds and a steady swell, making it ideal for fast, barreling waves. By Sunday, the swell may hold, offering consistent sets throughout the day.

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Stay updated with real-time forecasts on WaveStoked and get ready for an epic weekend at one of South Africa\u2019s most iconic surf spots! \ud83c\udfc4\u200d\u2642\ufe0f

"}, {"posted": "2025-05-22T08:07:19", "report": "Smallish surf and light winds Saturday for the JBay surf forecast.

Sunday fairly strong North West wind."}], "first_light_hour": 5, "last_light_hour": 19, "wind_speed_measurement": "kph"}, "US-Orange-County": {"country": "United States", "currency": "USD", "name": "Orange County", "description": "Orange County is a region in Southern California. It is famous for it's surfing beaches as well as the Disneyland Resort. It is home to some big surf brands including Hurley, Quiksilver and RVCA. It also hosts the WSL tour stop at the world class Trestles surf spot. The beaches in Orange County are predominantly beach breaks and you can expect big crowds for most of the year. The Orange County surf forecast is generally pretty good between Summer and Fall.", "localTimeZone": "America/Los_Angeles", "lat": 33.57849731209592, "long": -117.95927870159514, "image": "US-Orange-County.jpg", "reports": [{"posted": "2025-05-29T04:20:16", "report": "Looking for the latest Bolsa Chica surf report? This weekend, Bolsa Chica State Beach is set to offer small to moderate swells with a south-southwest direction, creating fun and rideable waves. Winds will be light offshore, ensuring clean conditions, especially in the mornings.\nWave heights are expected to range between 2 to 3+ feet, making it a great time for beginner and intermediate surfers to enjoy steady sets. The best surf windows will be around mid-morning and late afternoon, when tides align for optimal conditions.\nStay tuned for updates on the Bolsa Chica surf report, and get ready for an exciting weekend of surfing in California!\n"}, {"posted": "2025-06-05T17:32:44", "report": "

This weekend, Huntington Beach Pier is set for consistent southwest swells, with light onshore winds keeping conditions manageable and fun. Expect wave heights ranging from 2 to 4 feet, offering a mix of playful and punchy surf.

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Saturday morning looks best, with moderate swell and lighter winds, making it ideal for longboarders and shortboarders alike. By Sunday, the swell may hold, providing steady sets throughout the day.

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Stay updated with real-time forecasts on WaveStoked and get ready for an exciting weekend in the water! \ud83c\udfc4\u200d\u2642\ufe0f

"}, {"posted": "2025-05-22T08:09:52", "report": "This weekend at Bolsa Chica State Beach, expect moderate surf conditions with waves ranging from 2-3 feet. A south-southwest swell at 16 seconds will provide decent energy, ideal for longboarders and intermediate surfers. Winds will be cross/sideshore from the SSE at around 10-11 mph, which may add some texture to the water.\nTidal shifts will play a role, with lower tides in the morning and higher tides in the afternoon, influencing wave shape and consistency. The water temperature is around 62\u00b0F, making a wetsuit a good choice for comfort.\nOverall, this weekend looks promising for fun, manageable surf conditions, perfect for relaxed sessions or improving wave-reading skills. Let\u2019s hope for clean breaks and steady sets!\n"}], "first_light_hour": 7, "last_light_hour": 18, "wind_speed_measurement": "mph"}, "US-San-Diego": {"country": "United States", "currency": "USD", "name": "San Diego", "description": "San Diego is home to around 70 miles of beach including the famous San Onofre State Beach, home to some world class breaks. Surf culture is everywhere from surf competitions to surf museums.

San Diego also has the world famous Trestles surf spot on it's northern tip.", "localTimeZone": "America/Los_Angeles", "lat": 32.83570341662693, "long": -117.30302525972455, "image": "US-San-Diego.jpg", "reports": [{"posted": "2025-05-29T04:22:40", "report": "Looking for the latest Trestles surf report? This weekend, Trestles is set to deliver consistent swells with a south-west direction, creating long, fast, and hollow waves\u2014perfect for experienced surfers. Winds will be light offshore, ensuring clean conditions, especially in the mornings.\nWave heights are expected to range between 4 to 6 feet, making it an exciting time for intermediate and advanced surfers to take on Trestles' world-class waves. The best surf windows will be around mid-morning and late afternoon, when tides align for optimal conditions.\nSurf fans should also mark their calendars\u2014the Lexus Trestles Pro, part of the World Surf League Championship Tour, will take place at Lower Trestles from June 9 to June 17, 2025. This prestigious event will bring the world's top surfers to San Clemente, showcasing high-performance wave riding at one of California\u2019s most iconic breaks.\nStay tuned for updates on the Trestles surf report, and get ready for an epic weekend of surfing in California!\n"}, {"posted": "2025-06-05T17:34:43", "report": "

This weekend, Lower Trestles is set for consistent south-southwest swells, with light offshore winds keeping conditions clean and fast. Expect wave heights ranging from 4 to 6 feet, delivering long, high-performance rides\u2014perfect for the WSL competition.

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Saturday morning looks promising, with steady swell and light winds, making it ideal for fast, rippable waves. By Sunday, the swell may hold, offering consistent sets throughout the day, ensuring an exciting start to the event.

\n"}, {"posted": "2025-05-22T08:11:05", "report": "This weekend at Trestles, expect solid surf conditions with waves in the 3-4 foot range, driven by a south-southwest swell at 14-18 seconds. This long-period energy should provide clean, well-shaped waves, making it an excellent setup for performance surfing.\nWinds will be light and variable, with occasional offshore breezes in the morning, helping to keep the surface conditions smooth. Tidal shifts will play a role, with lower tides in the early morning and higher tides in the afternoon, which could affect wave consistency.\nWith water temperatures around 64\u00b0F, a spring suit or full wetsuit is recommended for comfort. Overall, this weekend looks promising for high-quality waves, ideal for intermediate and advanced surfers looking for fast, rippable sections. Let\u2019s hope for clean conditions and steady sets!\n"}], "first_light_hour": 7, "last_light_hour": 18, "wind_speed_measurement": "mph"}}