Bingin Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let's take a look at what the next couple of weeks are shaping up like for our little slice of paradise.

We've got a persistent, long-period groundswell firing straight into Bingin. Don't let the "marginal" chatter fool you too much; this is a consistent run of solid, clean SSW swell, and when you pair it with a reliable cross-off wind, it’s game on for the advanced crew.

Right now, starting Monday the 24th of August, we're looking at waves around 6 ft. The swell energy is already cooking (1766), and with a 16-second period, that's proper groundswell. The water is sitting at 78°, which is about average for this time of year. The wind is a clean ESE cross-off at 12 mph. This isn't a beginner's wave – it’s a steep, hollow reef. On Monday afternoon, it drops slightly to 6 ft but keeps that power.

Tuesday the 25th sees a little drop in size to 6 ft, but the consistency is still there. The wind holds from the ESE at 16 mph, keeping those faces clean. The energy dips a touch into the low 1300s, but for a reef like Bingin, that's still plenty of push.

By Thursday the 27th of August, you'll notice a quick pulse. The morning swell drops to 4 ft, but the afternoon jumps right back up to 6 ft with the energy spiking hard to 2996. That’s a serious injection of power.

Now, if you're looking for the standouts, circle Friday the 28th. We've got 8 ft of that long-period SSW groundswell roaring in, with combined energy hitting 3621. That is some serious wattage. The cross-off wind is still there at 12 mph. This is big for the break, and for experts only. It could be thick and take-off heavy, but the rewards will be there.

Heading into the weekend of the 29th and 30th, the swell settles back a bit, with Saturday morning showing a solid 7 ft. The period stays long, so expect those lined-up waves.

The real standout in the second week lands on Tuesday the 1st of September. We see a strong return of 7 ft swell, and it persists through Wednesday the 2nd. Wednesday afternoon is the best of the bunch, with the wind easing to a gentle 9 mph cross-off, and the energy staying strong in the 2000s. It’s flagged as excellent conditions for experienced surfers, and you can feel it. That is your best bet for the whole window.

There's a pulse on Thursday the 3rd of September, but the wind picks up to 16 mph, and the size drops to 6 ft. The final week of the run sees a slow fade, with waves hovering around 5 ft to 6 ft right through until Tuesday the 8th of September. By then, the energy drops to 642, and the magic fades.

Overall, this is a fantastic run of clean, consistent, and powerful swell for the seasoned surfer. If you can handle the reef, get on it.

Rusty.

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