Posted: Thursday, 12
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: Thursday, 5
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.
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—perfect for experienced surfers looking for a challenge.
Stay updated with real-time forecasts on WaveStoked and get ready for an exciting weekend in the water! 🏄♂️
Posted: Wednesday, 28
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. Wave 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. Stay tuned for updates on the Durban surf report, and get ready for an exciting weekend of surfing in South Africa!
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.
| Country | South Africa |
| Timezone | Africa/Johannesburg |
