Cocoa Beach Surf Report and Cocoa Beach Pier Surf Cam

Cocoa Beach Surf Report

1 day ago

1-3ft

Calming down a bit! NE to E to SE winds 10+mph. Next 3 days...

uv index

A Few Clouds

86° air

85 ° water

07:13 AM Sunrise
07:13 PM Sunset

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East @ 9mph

Cocoa Beach Surf Forecast

1 day ago

Sat. A little NE winds in the AM shifting to S to SE winds next 3 days! Waist+ set's possible and cleaner conditions for this weekend and into Mon...Swami...

Fri 9/25 - Mon 9/28 NE to E to SE winds 10+mph. Next 3 days Smaller surf and cleaner conditions...

Cocoa Beach Buoys

Cape Canaveral Nearshore (41113)
Swell: 1.6 FT @ 10 SEC
Wind:N/A @ N/A - N/A MPH
Air / Water Temp: N/A° F / 84° F

Oculina Bank North, FL (41116)
Swell: N/A FT @ N/A SEC
Wind:N/A @ N/A - N/A MPH
Air / Water Temp: N/A° F / N/A° F

Fort Pierce, FL (41114)
Swell: 1.6 FT @ 11 SEC
Wind:N/A @ N/A - N/A MPH
Air / Water Temp: N/A° F / 86° F

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period model

wind model

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04:14 AM 3.41 ft High
10:15 AM 0.68 ft Low
04:55 PM 4.24 ft High
11:11 PM 1.00 ft Low 05:13 AM 3.50 ft High
11:12 AM 0.70 ft Low
05:45 PM 4.20 ft High
11:59 PM 0.96 ft Low 06:02 AM 3.63 ft High
12:04 PM 0.70 ft Low
06:29 PM 4.17 ft High 12:41 AM 0.89 ft Low
06:46 AM 3.77 ft High
12:52 PM 0.70 ft Low
07:10 PM 4.13 ft High 01:20 AM 0.81 ft Low
07:28 AM 3.91 ft High
01:36 PM 0.70 ft Low
07:49 PM 4.08 ft High 01:56 AM 0.73 ft Low
08:07 AM 4.04 ft High
02:17 PM 0.71 ft Low
08:25 PM 4.03 ft High 02:30 AM 0.68 ft Low
08:45 AM 4.14 ft High
02:55 PM 0.76 ft Low
09:01 PM 3.95 ft High

cocoa beach surf break information

The Cocoa Beach Pier breaks on almost every type of swell! North swells are best in the chest to head high zone. South West winds will are perfect for grooming the sets.

Widely known as the surfing capital of the East Coast, the primary attraction to Cocoa Beach is the weather. With its prime positioning where two climatic zones (sub-tropic and temperate) meet, our weather usually avoids extremes. This unique coastal location attracts wildlife indigenous to both climatic zones, as well as migratory species and it is the primary tourist destination on the Florida Space Coast.

In downtown Cocoa Beach near Minuteman Causeway, an area known as Cottage Row offers a variety of specialty shops set up in charming old Naval housing. Cafes, nightclubs, and fine-dining establishments flank art galleries, bike rentals, and specialized surf shops. With an active nightlife and array of eateries, Cocoa Beach has established itself as an exciting locale among visitors as well as locals. Enjoy live music on the Party Deck at Coconuts On The Beach or the very fine martinis at Heidi’s Jazz Club.

Ron Jon Surf Shop is a destination unto itself as the “World’s Most Famous Surf Shop.” The Cocoa Beach Surf Company surf complex next door is another must see as it includes a hotel, surf school, travel agency, and tour operator. Cocoa Beach is also famous as the location of the “I Dream of Jeannie” television show that aired in the 70s. The Sunday Farmer’s Market and the nature trail at Lori Wilson Park are enjoyable excursions to add to any Cocoa Beach getaway.

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COCOAED

Sep 02, 2020 Can someone please put in another quarter into the wave machine? Seems there is never any decent surf here in Florida anymore.

BR

Jul 28, 2020 Hi Walter. The big difference between wind and ground swells is how far they travel and the resulting wave condition. Wind swells are generated relativity close to shore and result in a shorter period (time between waves of 3-7 seconds usually though some can be up to 10 second) and makes bunched together sloppy conditions. A ground swell travels a much longer distance and carries more energy giving the waves time to spread out and organize. Those are those nice, long, defined lines with longer period swells that everyone loves.

Walter Howard

Jul 27, 2020 Whats the difference between a wind swell and a ground swell ?

Patricio Ciclista Apenas QuerdO'Byrne

Jul 23, 2019 Every wave (and all else) happened last Thursday.
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Last%20Thursdayism

flygirlrn1

Aug 23, 2014 Surf is coming. Figures I'll be out of town the beginning of next week but I have Thursday to surf before going back to work. I'll be at the pier you can count on that.

balboa

Aug 07, 2014 Hello Im new in this site , i like ,just one question why dont have the camera in daytone beach ?

flygirlrn1

Aug 01, 2014 I'm the other older gal that surfs the pier on a longboard.

Rosaria

Jul 19, 2014 Hi glad the cam is back up. Wow it gives a great view of both sides of the pier. Thanks! PS Chriscee yes we older surfers should stick together with the younger surfers. They are pretty cool.

chriscee

Jul 12, 2014 Hi Rosaria...keep on surfin the pier...we old groms gotta stick together

surfeddie

Jun 22, 2014 What's up with the pier surf cam? I can see it being down for a day or 2 but,COME ON!! Its been a long time! WE NEED THAT SURF CAME WORKING!! PLEASE GET IT FIXED!! ITS CRITICAL!!

reggy

Apr 17, 2014 Im a native of Florida and Cocoa beach is my home. I love your sight, I watch it drinking my coffee everyday. I only get home once a year. This helps with the homesickness..Thanks Buddha
Reggy
El paso, Texas

carpetme@Hotmail.com

Mar 02, 2014 Great Site, interesting locales. Used to wave at the camera at Rusty's although it seems to be offline now. Been coming to Cocoa for years glad to have discovered the site. See they are working on the beach again are they restoring?

Rosaria

Feb 16, 2014 Hi please be patient with me I'm the older female grom.Usually at the pier. If I give one more big hint you will know who I am. I love surfing as much as you younger fantastic surfers.

villagesurf

Nov 11, 2013 going to get good on wed.

ripper

Oct 11, 2012 yeah, went over yesterday i live in 0-town so it's not dat $5 drive anymore and i really rely on da reports. i check guru, surfline and quiet flight pic report and even ron"kok shop"report for shis and giggles. but' guru was pretty close. pier was about flat yesterday when i pulled up about 10am so i heade south. checked hangers to deep barely breaking it's mostly a bigger wave spot. so heade back south becuz of da tide was low going high and tables is a in coming tide break. not bad scored some chunky waist to chest semi chop long rides on my 9'6 island log. can't wait to get some waves so i cantake my 6'4 wider nose tihicker kinda king kelly shape 5 fins but i mostly use 3 or 4 depending on how it's breaking. anyway, keep up da good job guruuu, keeps me slightly informed.eace timmy ripper seminola!!!;-)

Surf4Awareness

Oct 05, 2012 Happy Birthday Phil and Rich May your skies be clear in Anna Maria wish I could be there...

Bassprofessor

Sep 25, 2012 Fall Mullet run has begun Daughter and I caught Flounder,Redfish,Jacks,Snapper, Ladyfish,Sharks- (no Snook or Mackeral yet)in and around the mouth of Port Canaveral- Great time- go fish and learn to surf- This is a Great SITE...

Seed

Sep 24, 2012 New to this site. I go to Cocoa Beach for a month each year. I like the cam!

Surf4Awareness

Sep 22, 2012 This sure beats the old days when we would watch the weather patterns and take a 2 hour trip hoping.
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Dave

Sep 20, 2012 Great site! Check it daily, even though I come to Cocoa Beach about twice yearly...everything's so handy. I just returned from there with my 11-yr.old grandson. Did some modest surfing; we're true groms, but learning.

Buddha

Aug 31, 2012 thanks...Buddha

Bassprofessor

Aug 31, 2012 Snook season begins at midnight Sept 1- live croakers,pigfish,pinfish,greenies,handpicked shrimp during the right phase of incomeing or outgoing tides and hang on-use 50LB Fluorocarbon leaders-enjoy-This site is awesome to determine tides/seas and bikinis- Snakeman I catch em.

Bassprofessor

Jul 26, 2012 I love this site- unfortunately not any good at surfing but I refer to this site to check the marine conditions as I fish for Cobia,Tarpon, Snook, Kings etc. Off the Beach Pt. Canaveral and this site helps me decide to make the 45 minute drive from Orlando to the Port. Thanks guys and more bikini shots!! Kings just off the Beach and Fall mullet run will be here before you know it- lots of fun.