Aloha, wave riders! Welcome to Kent’s surf forecast page. This is just us, sharing our stoked vibe on what we reckon the local break might serve up. No promises, so don’t flip your board if we ever wipe out on a prediction. It’s all just a friendly guide, born from years of mapping the local breaks and forecasting the area. Ride on!

The Forecast

Saturday and Sunday, 14 – 15 June 2025

Alrighty, surf fam — here’s the lowdown for the week:

We’ve got a SW windswell rollin’ in, not huge but could pulse if the wind picks up proper. For North Kent, it’s one of those “wait and see” kinda deals — might catch a rideable bump if the breeze holds and lines up. But down South — think Folkestone, Brighton, even a bit of Camber — there’s definitely more promise. Could be a few fun peelers for those chasing some salt time.

Keep the wax fresh and eyes on the charts 🤙

Saturday:

NE Kent might just sneak a little somethin’ — nothing to froth over, but could be surfable if you’re keen and got the right board for the mush. Down South — South Kent into East Sussex — swell’s lookin’ to build as the day goes on. It’s all wind-fed juice funnelling up the Channel, so don’t expect clean lines, but there will be waves. Afternoon’s the go — that’s when things should start lighting up a bit more. Might be lumpy, might be junky, but it’ll move! Wax up the groveller and go sniff out some corners. Afternoon sessions might be worth it 🤙🌊

Sunday:

We’re lookin’ at a bit more punch in the swell — more organised, tidier lines than Saturday, though still not a monster. Winds swinging westerly to south-westerly, so it’s not ideal, but it will throw up some waves. Could be waist-high, maybe a touch more if the swell fills in right, but it’s a bit of a roll-the-dice. Either way, it’s definitely a paddle day. Stay frothy, stay safe, and get out there — even if it’s just for the splash. Salt cures most things 🤙🌊

Rip Advisory:

For South Kent and East Sussex, both Saturday and Sunday are showin’ signs of life — not epic, but enough to call some reps. Wind swell energy down the Channel means there’ll be waves rollin’ in, especially as things build through Saturday into a more organised pulse Sunday.