Phillip Island, Cowes pronóstico del tiempo y mapa de viento en vivo

16.09.2026

Buena predicción para kite: viento 11.7 m/s, rachas 12.5 m/s, sin grandes diferencias entre modelos
Viento fuerte: se requiere experiencia (11.7 m/s)
Se prevén rachas significativas (12.5 m/s)
Altura de ola: se requiere experiencia (2.4 m)
Se requiere traje de neopreno (14.0°C)
Brisa poco probable: 5% de probabilidad

17.09.2026

Buena predicción para kite: viento 6.4 m/s, rachas 6.9 m/s, sin grandes diferencias entre modelos
Temperatura del agua baja: riesgo de hipotermia (13.9°C)
Brisa poco probable: 4% de probabilidad

18.09.2026

Buena predicción para kite: viento 10.4 m/s, rachas 16.0 m/s, sin grandes diferencias entre modelos
Viento fuerte: se requiere experiencia (10.4 m/s)
Se prevén rachas significativas (16.0 m/s)
Se requiere traje de neopreno (14.0°C)
Brisa poco probable: 0% de probabilidad

19.09.2026

Buena predicción para kite: viento 10.7 m/s, rachas 17.1 m/s, sin grandes diferencias entre modelos
Viento fuerte: se requiere experiencia (10.7 m/s)
Se prevén rachas significativas (17.1 m/s)
Se requiere traje de neopreno (14.3°C)
Brisa poco probable: 2% de probabilidad

20.09.2026

Buena predicción para kite: viento 12.9 m/s, rachas 18.2 m/s, sin grandes diferencias entre modelos
Viento fuerte: se requiere experiencia (12.9 m/s)
Se prevén rachas significativas (18.2 m/s)
Se requiere traje de neopreno (14.3°C)
Brisa poco probable: 0% de probabilidad

21.09.2026

Lluvia detectada: condiciones exigentes
Viento fuerte: se requiere experiencia (12.3 m/s)
Se prevén rachas significativas (15.4 m/s)
Se requiere traje de neopreno (14.3°C)
Baja probabilidad de brisa: 50% de probabilidad
Probabilidad moderada de brisa: 50% de probabilidad

22.09.2026

Buena predicción para kite: viento 10.3 m/s, rachas 12.3 m/s, sin grandes diferencias entre modelos
Viento fuerte: se requiere experiencia (10.3 m/s)
Se prevén rachas significativas (12.3 m/s)
Altura de ola: se requiere experiencia (2.0 m)
Se requiere traje de neopreno (14.3°C)
Baja probabilidad de brisa: 48% de probabilidad

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Actividad de Spot Popular — Pesca

Enero — Diciembre

Mejor época del año

Yes

Licencia

Río, Lago, Estanque, Estanque de granja, Mar u océano

Tipo de punto

Caña de hilo, Caña de pescar, Alimentador, Troleo, Pesca con mosca, Pesca en hielo

Técnica de pesca

Boat

Bote/orilla

Phillip Island, located off the southern coast of Victoria, is a popular destination with a range of breaks that cater to all levels. If you're an intermediate surfer looking to hit the waves, here's what you can expect from:

1. Surf Breaks: The most popular spot is probably Woolamai Beach, which has consistent waves and can handle larger swells. The beach is also patrolled by lifeguards, making it a safer option for those who are still building their skills. Other breaks include Smiths Beach and Summerlands Beach, which offer smaller waves and are good for practicing maneuvers.

2. Water Temperature: averages around 12-14°C (54-57°F). It's important to wear a 4/3mm wetsuit with boots, gloves, and a hood to keep warm in the cold water.

3. Wind Conditions: the wind can be quite strong and gusty, which can make it difficult to paddle out and catch waves. It's best to ride early in the morning before the wind picks up, as this is when the conditions are usually at their best.

4. Swell Direction: it is typically from the south and southwest. This means that breaks on the southern side of the island, such as Woolamai Beach, will generally have larger waves.

5. Tides: tides can have a significant impact on surf conditions. Low tide can produce fast and hollow waves, while high tide can produce slower waves that are easier to catch.

6. Rip Currents: Phillip Island is known for its strong rip currents, particularly at Woolamai Beach. It's important to surf between the flags that the lifeguards set up, and to be aware of the location of rip currents.

7. Etiquette: like any spot, it's important to follow proper surfing etiquette. This includes respecting the locals, taking turns, and not dropping in on other sportsmen.

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