Coragi Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let’s break this down. The surf kicks start Sunday the 12th of July and runs through the whole 16-day window with no gaps. The standout is clear from the get-go, so don’t sleep on the early call.

Sunday morning the 12th, Coragi fires with a clean 4ft south swell, solid 14-second period – that’s proper groundswell. Combined swell energy sitting at 591 (moderate-strong), and the wind is glassy offshore at 9 mph from the NNE. Water temp is 77°, which is about average for this time of year. For an advanced reef break, this is about as good as it gets. The swell direction straight out of the SSE is locked into the optimum for this spot, so the lines will be long, lined up, and heavy. Crowds can pop up here sometimes, so it’s worth paddling out early. The 14-second period means it’ll hold up well on the reef, but that also means longer waits between sets – good for getting into position.

Sunday afternoon holds up with 4ft of the same south groundswell, NNE wind still offshore at 12 mph, and energy at 555. Slightly more push, still clean, still very much on.

Monday the 13th backs off a touch to 3ft, but the period stays at 13 seconds, and it’s still offshore. Good for the crew who like it a little less heavy. Not a huge drop-off.

After that, the size slowly fades through the week. Tuesday the 14th down to 2ft, still offshore, but the energy drops to 186 – weak and ordinary. From Wednesday the 15th through to Saturday the 18th, it’s mostly ankle-to-knee high with periods around 11-12 seconds. Offshore winds remain through most of that, so it’s clean, just small. Good for a longboard or a groveler.

Sunday the 19th shows a little bump back to 2ft, but the combined energy climbs to 200, and the wind is still offshore. Not a standout, but a notch better than the mid-week flat spell.

Monday the 20th and Tuesday the 21st nudge up to 2ft-3ft, period 12-13 seconds, offshore winds, and energy around 280. These days are the second-best window – still clean, slightly better size, but nothing like that opening Sunday.

From Wednesday the 22nd onward, it’s mostly 2ft to 3ft south swells, periods around 11-13 seconds, with light to gentle offshore winds. Thursday the 23rd has a tiny 3 mph NNE breeze and 2ft, period drops to 8 seconds – short period, so weaker shape. Friday the 24th morning turns glassy with light south wind and 3ft, but the period is only 8 seconds, so it’ll be crumbly and weak. Friday afternoon goes onshore and messy. Saturday the 25th and Sunday the 26th are back to offshore breeze, but small at 2ft-3ft, short period, just ordinary.

Monday the 27th sees glassy conditions again with only 2ft, 8-second period, and very low energy (86). For kite surfers, the whole second half of the outlook might look more appealing than paddle surfing, given the low but clean conditions.

The real standout is without doubt Sunday the 12th: Coragi. 4ft of SSE groundswell, 14-second period, glassy offshore wind, moderate energy – that’s the one to circle.

Rusty.

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