Cocoa Beach Pier

Wave Height

1–2 ft

Conditions Summary

Today at Cocoa Beach Pier, the primary anomaly is an unexpected wind shift from the typical easterly flow to a more southerly (SSW) direction. While this 8 mph SSW wind is blowing offshore, which would normally clean up the wave faces, it unfortunately cannot compensate for the extremely poor swell quality. The primary swell clocks in at a very short 4.6 seconds period and just 1.18 feet high, meaning the waves will be weak, disorganized chop lacking any rideable power or shape. As a result, this is generally unsuitable for enjoyable surfing for all skill levels, even though the small size is technically safe for beginners (well below their 4ft ceiling). The current offshore wind window makes for clean faces, but given the poor swell period, specific tide windows won't significantly improve conditions. Surfers should be aware that attempting to catch these weak, choppy waves will likely be a frustrating experience, so it's best to skip it for a proper surf session and wait for a more organized swell.