Coragi Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s see what the ocean’s got in store.

We’ve got a solid little run of surf coming up, hitting right from this weekend and stretching into next week. The break to keep your eyes on is Coragi, a reef that’s set to fire. The water temp is 77°, which is pretty average for this time of year, nothing unusual.

Saturday, July 11 kicks it off proper. A clean 3ft swell from the south, but the period is a real treat – 16 seconds, so it’s proper groundswell. Wind is light offshore from the NNE at 9 mph, keeping those waves smooth. The combined energy is moderate at 660. This is an advanced wave, and it’ll wrap beautifully around the reef. Crowds can pop up now and then, so pick your moment. Saturday afternoon stays clean with 3ft from the SSW.

Sunday, July 12 is a cracker too – 4ft to 4ft from the south, 14-second period, and the offshore wind sticks around. The energy is still solid in the 590-600 range. That’s a top morning.

Monday, July 13 drops a little to 3ft and the period backs off to 13 seconds, but it’s still clean and offshore. Good surf, but not the absolute peak.

From Tuesday, July 14 the swell fades to 2ft and the energy drops to 215. Still surfable and offshore, but you’ll be scratching for ‘em. Wednesday, July 15 sees 2ft to 2ft – ordinary, but maybe a fun little slide.

Then we hit a lull. Thursday, July 16 has only 1ft with a long 19-second period, but it’s cross-offshore and just too weak. Friday, July 17 is nearly a write-off with afternoon onshore wind, though the morning is glassy but tiny.

Here’s a little hope: Saturday, July 18 morning. It’s glassy calm, 2ft from the SSW with a 15-second period, and energy jumps back to 267. The wind was a dead calm. It won’t be the best direction for the break, but it’ll be clean and quiet.

Sunday, July 19 picks up again with 3ft from the SSW, 13-second period, and offshore breeze. Energy hits 336 – a clean Sunday morning session.

The early part of the second week, Monday, July 20 and Tuesday, July 21, keep the trend with 3ft to 4ft from the south, periods around 12-14 seconds, and mostly clean winds. Consistent and fun.

From Wednesday, July 22 onward, the swell drops to 2ft, the period goes to 11 seconds, and the energy falls under 200. Glassy but small. It stays surfable but nothing exciting through Saturday, July 25 and Sunday, July 26, where the combined energy sinks into the 70s and 80s – really weak. The wind stays offshore, but the waves are tiny and weak. Under 5ft is fine for beginners, but for power, it’s a quiet end.

So, for my money: This Saturday morning, July 11, and Sunday morning, July 12, at Coragi are the ones to aim for. Clean, powerful groundswell with glassy offshore winds. That’s the ticket. After that, it’s good but smaller, and the last few days are flat and weak.

Keep your eyes on the horizon.
– Rusty

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