Bondo Kodi Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, surfers, Rusty here. Let’s get into it. We’ve got a solid stretch of SW swell on the cards for Bondo Kodi, but it’s going to take a bit of patience to pick the right windows. The first couple of days are messy with cross-shore winds, but don’t let that fool you – the ocean’s got plenty of push in it.

The real standout of this whole period jumps out at you on Sunday the 13th. That afternoon, the swell jumps up to a solid 7.5ft from the SW, and the energy is cranking at a strong 3134. That’s the kind of juice that gets a point break like this doing its thing. Clean conditions are on the cards with a light cross-offshore breeze, making it look seriously good for the experienced crew. This is the one to circle on the calendar.

Before that, there are a few mornings worth getting up for. Friday the 11th kicks off with a clean 6.9ft SW swell and glassy conditions – that’s a beautiful start to the weekend. Saturday the 12th morning is a touch smaller at 5.2ft but still glassy, so it’ll be clean and fun. Then Monday the 14th afternoon sees another clean one, with a 6.2ft SW swell and light cross-offshore winds.

Looking at the water temp, it’s about average for this time of year, so you won’t need the thickest suit, but a decent one is still on the cards.

The middle of the week gets a bit messier. Tuesday the 15th and Wednesday the 16th are not great, with cross-shore winds and chop building in the afternoons. Thursday the 17th morning is another one to look at – a clean 6.2ft SW swell with glassy conditions, so if you missed the Friday/Saturday action, this is your next best early call.

Things back off a bit the following week. There’s a smaller 4.6ft SW swell on Sunday the 20th that’s got some clean morning potential, and then a slightly bigger 6.9ft SW swell on Monday the 21st, but the winds start to turn onshore, which will muck it up. That one’s for the patient ones who don’t mind a bit of chop.

The energy fades from there. It’s not a complete flat spell, but the quality drops off. There are a couple of mornings with glassy conditions, like Tuesday the 22nd, but the swell is smaller and less organized. By the end of the window, there’s barely anything worth paddling out for, especially with those persistent onshore winds. Keep your expectations in check for the second week – it’s looking like a waiting game for the next proper pulse.

Alright, that’s the picture from here. Keep it salty.

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