Coragi Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, surf is finally starting to show its face again. It’s been a bit of a flat spell, but things are looking up over the next week and a half, with a good run of clean, rideable waves. The water is sitting at a warm 81°, which is about average for this time of year, so you won’t need a thick suit.

We’ve got a moderate pulse of energy coming in, with the combined swell energy sitting at 751 in the water for the first proper session on Saturday the 15th. It’s a bit on the smaller side, around 4ft of SSW swell at 16 seconds. That long period means it’ll have some push, but it’s not going to be a world-beater. The wind is a light cross-off from the ENE, which should keep the surface clean. You can get some fun ones at Coragi for the afternoon, but the tide might be a bit of a factor. It’s nothing to get too wild about.

Sunday the 16th is where it starts to get interesting. The morning session looks like the pick, with a touch less wind (6 mph from the E) and that same 4ft of SSW swell, but the period dropping slightly to 14 seconds. The energy is still up there at 758. It’s going to be clean, glassy, and offer up some proper little barrels on the reef. This is a good one to get out for.

The week carries this promise. Monday the 17th has some punchier energy in the water (931) but the swell is a bit more disorganized, mixing in some S direction. The wind stays offshore and clean, but there's a risk of a thunderstorm to keep an eye on. Tuesday the 18th is a strong contender; 4ft of SSW swell with that offshore wind, and the energy remains high (972). The morning is cross-off, but the afternoon turns fully offshore and looks like a gem, with moderate offshores and clean faces. This is a standout period for sure.

Wednesday the 19th is another winner. Swell bumps up to 5ft from the SSW, period holds at 15 seconds, and you’ve got gentle offshore winds all day. The energy is still strong at 932. This is shaping up to be the best day of the run – proper head-high reef waves, clean and consistent. Get on it.

Thursday the 20th sees a slight drop in size back to 4ft, but the energy is still respectable (555). The morning is clear with a light offshore, making it super clean. Friday the 21st and the weekend of the 22nd-23rd see the swell back off into the 3-3ft range. It’s still surfable and clean with those consistent offshore winds, but the energy drops off significantly, down to 265 and then below 200. It’s a bit of a lull, but still fun for a longboard.

From Monday the 24th through Wednesday the 26th, we hit a slump. The period drops right off to 8 seconds, which is just short-period windswell – a bit crumbly and weak. The energy is really low, under 190, so it's not going to be worth paddling out for much.

But hold on, there’s a late plot twist. On Thursday the 27th, that’s a week and a half away, the swell jumps back up to 6ft from the S, but the period is still short at 8 seconds. This will be a punchy, but maybe a bit chaotic, wave – probably better suited for more experienced surfers. The energy jumps back to 433. Then Friday the 28th looks like a distant promising blip, with a 6ft, 17-second SSW groundswell, but the energy is moderate and it’s a long way out, so treat it as a promising but uncertain one for the end of the month. The long period is great for the reef here at Coragi.

So, the standout days to plan around are Wednesday the 19th and Tuesday the 18th, with Sunday the 16th as a close third. After that, there's a dead patch in the middle of the week before a late flurry might show up.

This is Rusty, signing off. See you in the water.

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