Coragi Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here. Let’s have a look at what’s cookin’ for the next couple weeks at this spot.

Right off the bat, the water’s sitting at a toasty 83° – that’s about a degree and a half warmer than normal for this time of year, so you can leave the thick rubber at home. We’ve got a solid run of surf coming through, starting this Friday afternoon, the 11th of September. It kicks off with a clean 3 ft SSE groundswell, period a nice long 11 seconds, and the wind is a pure offshore from the NNE at 12 mph. This is gonna be proper, lined-up reef waves at Coragi – a break that handles this direction beautifully. The energy is moderate, running at 222, but that long period means the sets will have some punch and the lineup will have nice gaps between them. This is your standout window; it’s consistent, clean, and the water’s glassy.

Saturday the 12th holds similar 3 ft SSE swell, still with that clean offshore wind, and the energy picks up a bit to 200 by the afternoon. Sunday the 13th drops a fraction to 2 ft from the SE, but the wind goes lighter – a gentle offshore – making for some really clean, user-friendly conditions. It’s not big, but it’s fun, and a longboard or a fish would be a blast.

Monday the 14th gets interesting. The morning has 2 ft from the SSE, but the afternoon brings a pulse of long-period 2 ft S swell at 18 seconds. That’s a very long period groundswell, and while it only reads small on the face, the energy jumps to 306. At a reef setup like this, those long-period lines will stand up nicely, but at a beach break they’d just close out. Here, expect some drawn-out walls. The wind goes light cross-offshore, so it’ll be clean.

Tuesday the 15th sees a jump in energy – 398 in the morning with 3 ft S swell at 15 seconds, and a solid offshore NE 12 mph. The afternoon gets a bit messy with a risk of thunderstorms and a cross-offshore wind, but the morning window is prime.

Wednesday the 16th is another good one – 3 ft S swell, 13 seconds, consistent offshore NNE 12 mph, and energy around 350. Solid, clean, grunty reef waves.

After Wednesday, the 17th, things drop off hard. Thursday the 17th morning is only 2 ft with a short 8-second period and weak energy (74). The next several days, from the 17th through the 20th, are all “ordinary” at best – swell stays small, around 2 ft to 3 ft, and while the wind remains offshore, the energy is meager and the quality is just average. There’s a gap of a few days here where it’s not worth paddling out unless you’re desperate for a glide.

It picks up again on Monday the 21st with a nice pulse: 2 ft S swell at 14 seconds in the morning, growing to 2 ft at 13 seconds in the afternoon. Energy climbs to 254, and the wind is still solid offshore from the NE. That’s a promising window, but it’s over a week away, so keep an eye on it.

Tuesday the 22nd has similar size but the wind picks up to a fresh 19 mph from the NNE – still offshore, but strong. That’ll make paddling out a workout and the surface might get a bit bumpy. The rest of the forecast into the 26th is mostly small, average, and often cross-offshore or onshore winds. Nothing to get too excited about. The standout days are really this first weekend and the start of next week – Friday the 11th through Wednesday the 16th. Get on it early.

Rusty, signing off.

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