Bingin Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let's break down what's cooking at Bingin over the next couple of weeks.

First up, the water temp is sitting at a warm 81°, which is pretty much normal for this time of year, so no surprises there. The big story is a solid, long-period SSW groundswell that's been pulsing in, bringing proper energy. For an advanced reef break like Bingin, a long-period swell like this is exactly what the doctor ordered—it'll wrap in nicely and hold that shape through the lineup. The combined energy is a hefty 1490 (moderate to strong) on Sunday morning, so you know there's some grunt behind the sets.

Sunday, July 5th is the standout. The morning session is where it's at. We've got a clean 6ft of SSW groundswell with a period of 14 seconds. The wind is blowing ESE at 12 mph, which is offshore and glassy for Bingin, so expect those waves to be peeling smooth and clean. This is excellent for experienced surfers—Bingin is a heavy reef, so it's not a spot for the faint-hearted anyway. The afternoon holds similar size but the wind swings more cross-offshore, and the score takes a dip for tide reasons, so get it early.

Monday, July 6th still has good energy, with 4ft in the morning and 6ft in the afternoon, both with long-period SSW swell, but the wind is a bit stronger and cross-offshore, making it less than perfect. Still worth a paddle if you missed Sunday.

From Tuesday the 7th through Saturday the 11th, the energy stays moderate to strong (1039 to 2079 on the combined energy scale), with swell sizes between 5ft and 7ft. The catch is the wind stays firmly cross-offshore and fresh, and the guidance suggests marginal tide issues and a lower score. It's not a write-off, but it'll be more of a battle with the chop and occasional rain showers on Thursday and Friday.

Wednesday the 8th looks like the next best window after Sunday, with a 7ft to 7ft SSW swell and moderate cross-off winds. At over 7ft, this is expert territory only—solid, powerful sets hitting the reef.

We then hit a gap. From Sunday, July 12th, the swell drops right off to 3ft and the combined energy plummets to 483. The wave comment goes to "poor surf conditions" by the afternoon. This small stuff lingers through to Monday the 13th morning, though Monday afternoon sees the period jump to 19 seconds, so there's some long-range groundswell starting to pulse again, but the size is still only 4ft.

From Tuesday, July 14th through Sunday, July 20th, we get a slow rebuild with plenty of energy in the water—combined energy readings frequently over 2000. That's proper power. Sizes run from 6ft to 6ft, all SSW, with long periods (15-17 seconds). The wind, however, stays a persistent cross-offshore fresh breeze, so it'll be a bit lumpy but still very surfable for the experienced crew. Thursday morning, July 16th is worth a mention—the wind is actually offshore again at 19 mph, so you'll get a cleaner face for a window.

Honestly, the best of the lot is *Sunday morning, July 5th*. Get on it. The swell is solid, the wind is perfect, and the energy is pumping. After that, it's a waiting game with on-and-off cross-off winds and some smaller gaps. For a consistent spot like Bingin, it won't stay flat for long, and there's plenty of promising energy in the long-range.

Stay salty.

Rusty.

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