Coragi Surf Forecast and Surf Report

G’day, it’s Rusty here. Let’s have a look at what’s on the table for Coragi over the next couple of weeks. We’ve got a bit of a slow start, but there are some windows that’ll get you out there.

Right now, through the early part of the week, you’re looking at small but rideable waves. The standout comes on Wednesday the 16th morning. It’s not big—just 3 ft from the south—but that offshore NNE breeze at 12 mph is going to clean it right up. Combined swell energy is moderate at 305, and with that steady offshore flow, Coragi’s reef will be offering some nicely shaped, lined-up waves. Crowds are only sometimes an issue here, so you’ve got a good shot at a peaceful session.

Thursday the 17th morning turns glassy with the wind dropping to near nothing from the north at 3 mph. Swell drops to 2 ft from the south with a short period of 9 seconds, so it’s small and a bit weak (combined energy 109), but that glassy surface will make the most of it. A proper morning for a longboard if you’ve got one.

Friday the 18th morning sees a bit more energy returning—3 ft from the SSE with 12-second period, clean offshore north wind at 9 mph, and combined energy of 214. It’s modest, but consistent and clean.

Into the following week, Monday the 22nd morning shows a pulse of 4 ft from the SE, but period is short at 8 seconds, so it’ll be a bit crumbly. Energy is moderate at 268, and with a gentle offshore breeze, you’ll find some fun corners. This is the bigger end of the swell for the whole outlook, but it’s still friendly for most.

From there, things taper off. The last good run of clean, rideable surf looks to be around Thursday the 24th afternoon through Saturday the 26th morning—consistent 3 ft from the SSE or SE, period around 10-11 seconds, light winds from the north or east. Combined energy stays in the 200s. Not pumping, but definitely worth a paddle.

After the 27th, it gets pretty quiet. The final few days of September and into the 30th show poor surf with combined energy dropping below 100, tiny waves, and nothing to get excited about. A solid gap with no worthwhile recommendations.

So, bottom line: Wednesday the 16th morning is your best shot. Small but clean, offshore, and that reef will shape it well. After that, keep an eye on Friday the 18th and Monday the 22nd mornings for the next clean windows. After the 27th, it’s time to find something else to do.

Stay wet.
– Rusty

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