Coragi Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright crew, Rusty here. Let's break down the surf for Coragi. The water is sitting at 77°F, which is about average for the time of year, so no thermal shock when you hit the water.

The first real session is Monday afternoon, July 13th. Coragi is a reef break, strictly for the advanced crew, and it's very consistent. We've got a 3ft S swell with a 13-second period, and the wind is a clean offshore from the NNE at 12 mph. The combined energy is moderate at 314. It's a proper start with good surf conditions expected. The offshore wind will keep it glassy and lined up.

Tuesday morning, July 14th, drops to a 2ft S swell, 12 seconds, with a moderate offshore NNE breeze at 16 mph. The energy drops to 188, and the conditions are very ordinary. Afternoon is similar, with a 2ft S swell and 12 mph offshore wind. It's small but rideable.

Wednesday, July 15th, is more of the same: 2ft S swell in the morning, dropping to 2ft in the afternoon. The wind is offshore, but the energy is low (162 and 111). It’s ordinary.

Thursday, July 16th, brings a shift. The swell drops to 1ft, but it’s from the SSW with a very long period of 19 seconds. That’s a groundswell. The combined energy is moderate at 202 in the morning. The wind is light offshore at 9 mph. This is a sneaky one for the experienced surfer who knows how to read these long-period lines.

Now, Friday, July 17th, is the big one. The morning shows a 5ft SE swell with a short 8-second period, but the wind is glassy at 3 mph from the ESE. The combined energy is moderate at 340. The setup will be clean, but the short period means it might be a bit crumbly. At 5ft, it's too big for beginners and solid for the advanced crew.

Saturday morning, July 18th, is glassy again with a 2ft S swell, but the period is a solid 15 seconds. The wind is glassy. The energy is moderate at 239. This is a nice, clean, long-period groundswell – perfect for the reef. The afternoon turns onshore, so the morning is the window.

Sunday, July 19th, the morning is small at 2ft, but the afternoon picks up to 3ft from the south with a 13-second period and a gentle offshore breeze. The energy jumps to 265. A solid, clean afternoon session.

The following week from Monday, July 20th, through Sunday, July 27th, is a steady run of small, clean surf. The swell sits around 2ft to 3ft, mostly from the south, with offshore or light cross-offshore winds. The energy is consistently in the 100-200 range. The standout in this stretch is Tuesday morning, July 21st, with a 3ft S swell, 12-second period, and a light cross-offshore breeze from the east at 6 mph. The energy is 227. It’s clean and will have a bit of shape.

Tuesday, July 28th, wraps it up with a glassy morning, 2ft SSE swell, 9-second period, and calm wind. It’s the tail end of the run, but still a clean little wave.

The real standout is Friday morning, July 17th. The 5ft swell with glassy conditions is the biggest, cleanest option in the whole forecast. The second best is Saturday morning, July 18th, with the glassy conditions and the long-period groundswell.

Overall, it’s a consistent, small-scale run with a few shining moments. The first week has the best windows. The second week is more of the same, steady but not spectacular.

Rusty.

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