Mavericks – Half Moon Bay in April
April is a good month for surfing at Mavericks – Half Moon Bay (best: February–March).
Plan your trip to Mavericks – Half Moon BayEvery month at a glance, daily wind and waves from years of weather statistics, photos, videos and local tips.Updated October 2026 · weather data 2022–2026
In short
- Waves: 1.8 m on average (daily maximum)
- Water: 12°C, 5/4 wetsuit, hood, boots and gloves
- Air: 15°C by day, 9°C at night
- Weather: 28 sunny days, 7 rainy days
Mavericks – Half Moon BayCalifornia (San Mateo County), United StatesAdvanced only · 5/4 wetsuit, hood, boots and gloves · ✈ SFO 18 kmWave height per month (m, average daily max)
Wave height: average daily maximum. Figures from 4 years of weather data (Open-Meteo).
Best time to go →Other spots for surfing in April
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Westport – WashingtonUnited States · 1055 km away · water 11°C2.4 m waves4
Short Sands – OregonUnited States · 927 km away · water 11°C2 m waves5
Trestles – San ClementeUnited States · 638 km away · water 16°C1.2 m waves6
Morro BayUnited States · 277 km away · water 13°C1.7 m wavesWithin 1,500 km, ranked by wave height and, a little, warm water.
Where to go surfing in April →Questions
Is April a good time for surfing at Mavericks – Half Moon Bay?
April is a good month for surfing at Mavericks – Half Moon Bay (best: February–March). Waves 1.8 m, water 12°C (5/4 wetsuit, hood, boots and gloves), air 15°C.
How warm is the water at Mavericks – Half Moon Bay in April?
About 12°C: 5/4 wetsuit, hood, boots and gloves.
How big are the waves at Mavericks – Half Moon Bay in April?
About 1.8 m on average (daily maximum).
What is the weather like at Mavericks – Half Moon Bay in April?
Around 15°C by day and 9°C at night, with about 28 sunny and 7 rainy days.
Where else can I go surfing in April?
Within 1,500 km: Santa Cruz – Cowell's (2 m waves), Tofino – Long Beach (2.1 m waves) & Westport – Washington (2.4 m waves).