Live water temps and wetsuit planner for Puerto Rico

14 spots across Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico stays warm year-round with water temps rarely dipping below the mid-70s. A rashguard handles most sessions, and reef booties are more important than neoprene here. Use this guide to plan around trade wind shifts and seasonal swell patterns.

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Water Temperature Across Puerto Rico

Current water temperatures from north to south. Click a city for detailed conditions and wetsuit recommendations.

CityWater TempWetsuit
Isabela80°FBoardshorts
Aguadilla79°FBoardshorts
Luquillo82°FBoardshorts
Rincón79°FBoardshorts

Surf Guides for Puerto Rico

Conditions

Dawn Patrol
Best early morning sessions
Sunset Sessions
Evening golden hour spots
Tide Windows
Optimal tidal conditions
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Style

Beginner Spots
Gentle waves for learning
Longboard Spots
Mellow waves for logging
Less Crowded
Quieter lineups & backups

Frequently Asked Questions

About surfing in Puerto Rico

Water temperatures in Puerto Rico typically range from 78-84°F. For summer, boardshorts is recommended. In winter, you'll want boardshorts. Spring and fall may require adjusting based on your cold tolerance.
Water temperatures in Puerto Rico vary by season, ranging from 78-84°F. Check Quiver's live water temperature data for real-time readings at specific surf spots. Temperatures are typically warmest around September and coldest in February.
Yes! During year-round, water temperatures in Puerto Rico are warm enough to surf in boardshorts. Outside that window, boardshorts is a good baseline for comfortable sessions.