I don’t have access to real-time surf forecasts, but here’s how you can interpret a typical 5-day surf outlook for the Netherlands, along with what to look for:

### Example Netherlands 5-Day Surf Forecast Summary

#### General Overview (Early June)

- Wave Size: Usually 0.5-1.5 m (1.5-5 ft)

- Wind: West to northwest winds are common; offshore (east) winds are best

- Tides: Both high and low tide can work, but mid to outgoing tide often offers better shape

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### Day-by-Day Example

Day 1:

- Waves: 1.2 m, moderate period

- Wind: Light sideshore (northeast, 8 knots)

- Tide: Mid-morning high

- Summary: Fun conditions, smaller but clean waves, especially in the morning when wind is light. Good for all levels.

Day 2:

- Waves: 1.5 m, long period swell

- Wind: Offshore (east, 10 knots)

- Tide: Early morning outgoing

- Summary: *Best day*. Good size, clean shape. Offshore wind = glassy waves. Recommend dawn patrol.

Day 3:

- Waves: 0.8 m, short period

- Wind: Strong onshore (southwest, 18 knots)

- Tide: Early evening high

- Summary: Choppy, wind-blown surf. Not ideal except for wind sports.

Day 4:

- Waves: 1.0 m, moderate period

- Wind: Variable (light)

- Tide: Afternoon low

- Summary: Decent if mellow, suits beginners and longboarders. Glassy periods likely at dusk.

Day 5:

- Waves: 1.4 m, longish period (7-8s)

- Wind: Mild offshore turning sideshore

- Tide: Midday high

- Summary: Fun conditions. Not as clean as Day 2, but still good for intermediates.

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## Best Days for Surfing

- Day 2 and Day 5:

These days have the cleanest waves, best size, and favorable (offshore or mild) wind direction. Incoming tides in the morning should produce the best quality surf.

- Why:

- *Offshore winds* create glassy, groomed waves.

- *Wave size* is enough for performance but not dangerously large.

- *Longer swell period* means more powerful, better-shaped waves.

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If you want specific, real-time data, check [Magicseaweed Netherlands](https://magicseaweed.com/) or [Surfweer.nl](https://surfweer.nl) for up-to-date conditions and local tips.

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