Virgin Islands Buoy Stations & Wave Data

6 buoy stations along the Virgin Islands coast, with 1 currently reporting live data. Data via NOAA NDBC.

NOAA's comprehensive coverage across Virgin Islands provides reliable wave data, and proper buoy data interpretation ensures you extract maximum value from these observations.

6 Total Stations
1 Reporting Now
5 Inactive
NOAA NDBC Data Partner

All Virgin Islands Wave Monitoring Stations

Station 41052

South of St. John, VI

Part of region

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Neighboring states

Puerto Rico 22 stations

About Virgin Islands Wave Monitoring Network

The Virgin Islands wave monitoring network consists of 6 strategically positioned buoy stations that provide comprehensive coverage of coastal conditions. These stations are operated by trusted organizations including NOAA NDBC, ensuring reliable and accurate data for various marine applications.

For Surfers

  • Real-time wave height and swell period data
  • Wind wave direction for optimal surf timing
  • Historical patterns for seasonal planning
  • Multiple coastal regions for spot comparison

For Mariners

  • Sea state conditions for safe navigation
  • Wave forecasting for trip planning
  • Real-time marine weather updates
  • Comprehensive coastal coverage

For Researchers

  • Long-term wave climate data
  • Coastal erosion monitoring
  • Ocean-atmosphere interaction studies
  • High-quality validated datasets

Whether you're checking surf conditions for your next session, planning a maritime expedition, or conducting oceanographic research, the Virgin Islands buoy network provides the comprehensive wave data you need for informed decision-making along the coast.