Thursday brings small, flat conditions along the Dutch coast—expect barely a ripple with waves below 0.5m. Winds are gentle, northwesterly at 8–12 knots, just enough to mess up any scraps of swell.

Friday stays equally uneventful: surf remains flat around 0.3–0.5m, maybe tiny weak windslop at best. Winds pick up a bit—westerly at 12–16 knots—making it choppy, but not helping the surf.

Saturday is more of the same. Very little swell (maximum 0.6m), still in the “not really surfable” category. Winds shift to southwest, 10–14 knots, keeping things junky and surface conditions messy.

Sunday might tease a tiny pulse, but honestly the swell’s struggling to get over 0.7m even on exposed north-facing spots. Winds southwest, 13–16 knots—still choppy, still minimal energy.

Monday, hopes dwindle as the swell drops again (0.4m, max) and winds turn variable—mostly west, under 10 knots. You’ll need a longboard and zero expectations.

Bottom line: no real surf this week in the Netherlands—keep your board in the garage, maybe go hunt for wind chops if you really need to get wet.