Coragi Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here again. Let's have a look at the forecast for Coragi.

So, looking at the next 16 days, it's a mixed picture. There's some juice coming in, but nothing that's gonna be a total classic for a long stretch. Being a reef break, we need the right angle and clean conditions to make it work, and that combination only happens a few times.

The water temp is around 82°F, which is pretty normal for this time of year.

We start off with a couple of days that aren't really worth your time. Tuesday the 25th and Wednesday the 26th have waves, but they're small and the conditions are bad. Tuesday has 3ft of S swell with a short 8-second period – you could paddle out, but it's ordinary. The wind is offshore from the NNE, but there's hardly any power (99). Wednesday bumps up to 5ft, but the wind switches to a cross-onshore SE breeze, turning it into a choppy mess. Skip it.

By Thursday the 27th, things clean up. We've got a moderate 5ft SSW swell with an 8-second period and a clean offshore wind from the NNE. The energy is moderate (268). It's surfable and clean, but still not a standout.

The real highlight of the whole outlook lands at the end of the week. Friday the 28th afternoon through to Sunday the 30th. Friday afternoon shows a tiny 2ft swell but with a very long 16-second period from the south, carrying moderate energy (225). That long period on a reef can produce some real gems if the direction is right. The wind is offshore from the north. Saturday the 29th builds on that with a solid 3ft SSW swell, still with a very long period (16 seconds in the morning, 14 in the afternoon) and offshore NNE winds. The energy is building (439). But the absolute best is Sunday the 30th. We've got a consistent 4ft swell from the SSW, a super-long 15 to 16-second period, and a light NE cross-offshore breeze. The energy is strong (619 in the morning, 682 in the afternoon). That's your day. Clean, powerful lines rolling in – this is the standout session for the whole 16 days. Keep in mind, crowds can show up here.

Monday the 31st is still okay with a clean offshore NNE wind and a 4ft SSW swell, but the period drops to 14 seconds. It's good, but not the peak.

After that, the second week (September 1st onward) really trails off. Tuesday the 1st and Wednesday the 2nd have small, clean surf with offshore winds, but the energy is weak and it's nothing special. From Thursday the 3rd, it goes flat. The swell drops to around 2ft to 3ft with periods under 12 seconds, and the wind turns onshore or goes glassy with no push. Most of those days are just flat and poor.

If you’ve got one day to paddle out, make it Sunday the 30th. That's the one.

Rusty.

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