SURFBOOKING FORECAST
The regional forecast says one metre. Your beach, with the headland in front of it, has half. And the lesson was sold on the metre.
Proprietary calculation, beach by beach, across all of Portugal. Coast facing, swell, exposure, headland shadow and tide, read at each lesson's level and said in plain words.
A diagram, drawn for this page. The working screen lives inside SurfBooking OS, with your own school's data in it.
In production since April 2026, in the hands of surf schools.
Official sources cross-referenced, then our own calculation on top: coast facing, exposure, the headland shadow read from terrain elevation, and the tide gate. The regional forecast says one metre; your beach may have half.
The same sea, three readings: beginner, intermediate and advanced, with kids apart. For each level it says whether it is ideal, fine, too small or too heavy, and which tide phase that level prefers.
“0.8 m · waist high”. Nobody books a lesson in metres; the scale runs from flat to double overhead and is the same on the site, in the app and in the school's panel.
Hour-by-hour bars from 7 to 20, the hours lessons happen. Wind and gusts above, the tide below on the same clock, and the best window drawn on top. One “now” line runs through all three drawings.
On every lesson page, the forecast for the booked hour, judged for that lesson's level, refreshed daily. In the panel, the school sees lessons at risk before students reach the beach.
We store every hour's forecast and compare it with what the sea actually did. The percentage only shows once there are enough measurements to back it.
We only take commission when the student came from us. Your own channel and your walk-ins: zero SurfBooking commission.
See the pricing page →See it live on Surf Today — the same forecast your students read.
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