Coragi Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, this is Rusty, and I’m looking at the surf for Coragi. We’ve got a solid run of waves coming up. The water temp is about normal for this time of year.

The pattern is looking good, with a real standout window this weekend. We start slow, but by Thursday afternoon, things get interesting. Thursday has a small 1 ft swell, but the wind goes offshore and clean, and the energy is moderate (329). The real magic kicks off on Friday morning, with a clean 2 ft swell from the south and a 19-second period—that’s real groundswell. The energy jumps to 449. By Saturday morning, we’re looking at 3 ft from the south, with a 16-second period, and the wind is offshore and clean. The energy is strong at 660, and the forecast says "very good surf conditions." Saturday afternoon is even better, with a combined energy of 760. Sunday is also firing, with 4 ft to 4 ft swells, still clean and offshore, and energy in the high 500s to 600s. This is the best on offer: clean, consistent, and the reef will handle that long-period south swell well.

This is an advanced wave, and it’s very consistent. Crowds can show up sometimes. The swell direction is from the south, which is perfect for this break. From Monday through to Wednesday the following week, the swell drops a bit, but the wind stays offshore, so there’s still clean, fun surf in the 2 ft to 3 ft range. The energy drops to moderate (128-388) but it’s still rideable.

After that, we hit a bit of a lull. From Thursday the 16th through to the 20th, the swell is small, mostly 1 ft to 2 ft. The wind is generally light and offshore or cross-off, so it’s clean, but the energy is weak to moderate (92-262). The best of that stretch is the glassy session on Monday afternoon the 20th, with 2 ft and no wind at all. On the 21st, things turn for the worse with onshore winds and poor conditions through the 22nd. The 23rd and 24th are a bit better, but still small and with some cross-shore wind.

The standout is absolutely the weekend of the 11th and 12th of July. That’s when you want to be in the water. For a long period groundswell like this, the reef is the place to be. It’s not a beginner wave; if it gets over 5 ft, it’s for experts, but here it’s in the 3 ft to 4 ft range, so it’s perfect for the advanced crew.

Rusty, signing off.

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