Coragi Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let’s have a look at what Coragi is cooking up. This is a reef break that only the advanced crew should be looking at. We kick things off on Thursday morning with clean conditions and the water temp sitting at 25°, nothing unusual for this time of year. The swell is small, 2ft from the south with a really long 16-second period. The energy is low but the surface is clean as a whistle with that light breeze.

Thursday afternoon goes glassy, still a small 2ft south swell. Friday keeps a nice offshore wind from the northeast, with consistent 2ft to 2ft south swell – nothing big but clean and rideable. Saturday is when the energy starts building: morning brings 3ft from the SSE, and by the afternoon we’re up to 4ft from the south with a 13-second period, and the wind holds offshore. Sunday keeps it in the 3ft to 3ft range with clean offshore breezes.

Monday morning is a bit messy with cross-off wind, but the afternoon cleans up. The middle of the week sees a drop in size and quality, with mostly 1ft to 2ft and some glassy moments, but nothing special. Then we hit the good stuff. Friday the 10th of July morning has 2ft from the south with a 19-second period – the energy jumps up strong. But the afternoon is the real highlight: 3ft south swell, 18-second period, moderate offshore wind, and the energy is cranking. Saturday the 11th keeps that pump going with 4ft south swell, 16-second period, and clean offshore winds. Sunday the 12th morning tops out at 4ft from the south, with a gentle offshore breeze. That stretch from Friday afternoon through Sunday is the best the forecast has to offer – solid, clean, and powerful. After that, the second week tails off into smaller, clean but ordinary waves, with a couple of poor days at the end where the wind goes onshore. For the best bet, aim for Friday afternoon and all day Saturday – just remember, this spot can get crowded sometimes, so don’t sleep in.

Rusty.

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