Bingin Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, mates, Rusty here. Let’s have a proper look at what the next couple of weeks are serving up for this stretch of coast. It’s a bit of a tale of two forecasts, so let’s get into it.

Right off the bat, we’ve got some clean, rideable surf on the menu. It’s a Saturday morning start with some clouds, an offshore breeze, and solid chest-high waves pushing in from the SSW. The water’s sitting right on the seasonal average at 79°, so no dramas there. Bingin’s a reef setup, so it’s not messing around, but the conditions are clean and the energy is pumping. The period is a solid 16 seconds, so there’s some proper groundswell in the water. It’s a good day for the experienced crew.

The rest of the first week stays pretty consistent. We’re looking at waves in the head-high range, sometimes a touch over, with that same SSW direction. The wind swings a bit cross-offshore, which takes the absolute shine off it but leaves the faces pretty clean. The swell energy is moderate to strong, but it's not really a standout period. It’s just solid, reliable surf for the keen ones.

Now, here’s where things get interesting. The following Monday builds nicely, and by Monday afternoon, the swell jumps. We’re talking a solid 12ft of SSW groundswell with a 20-second period. That is serious, long-period energy. The combined energy reading jumps to 9288, which is a massive spike. The wind is still cross-off, but with that much power in the water, it’s going to be a wild day. This is expert-only territory, no two ways about it. The sheer size and the long period will make it a beast. It’s the standout of the whole stretch, but you’ve got to know what you’re doing. The following Tuesday holds similar size with that same long-period energy, but the winds are a touch lighter. This is the one to circle on the calendar. It’s a big, serious groundswell, and it’s going to be a proper test.

After that, the swell winds back down over the following days. The second week sees the size drop back to the 5ft to 8ft range, with the wind mostly cross-offshore. It’s still clean, but the magic is gone. There are a few pulses here and there, but nothing that’s going to have you calling in sick. The energy is moderate, and it’s just standard, everyday surf.

So, the final call? The first Saturday is a nice little warm-up. The real standout is that Monday the 10th and Tuesday the 11th. That’s the big, powerful groundswell where Bingin will be firing, but it’s an expert’s game. The long-period groundswell will be breaking with so much force that it just won’t be for the faint-hearted. For everyone else, the first week offers the cleanest and most manageable waves. The second week is a bit more average. It never truly dies, but it’s not on the same level.

Alright, I’ll see you all out there. The ocean’s always talking, you just have to listen.

Rusty.

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