Coragi Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, folks, Rusty here. Let's talk about what's cooking at Coragi over the next couple of weeks. This is a reef break for advanced surfers only – very consistent, exposed to the south swell, and it can get a bit of a crowd sometimes. The water temp? No info on that, but let's get into the waves.

We start off with a bit of a slow burn. Wednesday morning July 8, there's a small 1.6 ft south swell with a 16-second period, but the wind is cross-shore and the wave energy is just 209 – weak. The afternoon goes glassy with the same tiny swell, but still only 183 energy. Not much to write home about.

Thursday July 9 morning stays small with a 1.6 ft south swell, glassy offshore from the north – clean but ordinary. The afternoon though, things get interesting. The swell drops to 1.3 ft but the period jumps to 21 seconds – that's a very long groundswell. Energy jumps to 334. The wind goes cross-offshore from the NNW, so it's clean. Still small, but that long period means proper shape on the reef. A sneaky option if you're after quality over quantity.

Friday July 10 is where the juice starts flowing. Morning sees 2.0 ft south swell at 19 seconds, cross-offshore NW wind, energy 449 – clean and building. Then Friday afternoon – this is a standout. The swell hits 3.0 ft from the SSW at 18 seconds, with a solid 12 mph offshore from the NNE. Energy rockets to 733. That's moderate-strong combo. The reef will be linking up beautifully. This is the best session on offer.

Saturday July 11 keeps the goodness. Morning 3.3 ft south swell at 16 seconds, offshore NNE wind 12 mph, energy 653. Afternoon similar: 3.0 ft SSW at 16 seconds, same offshore wind, energy 682. Both sessions are clean and punchy. If you can only pick one, Saturday morning might edge it with a touch more size.

Sunday July 12 stays strong: 3.9 ft south swell at 14 seconds, offshore NE wind 12 mph, energy 607 morning and 576 afternoon. Still very good, though the period is dropping a bit. The reef will handle it fine.

Monday July 13 and Tuesday July 14 have smaller 2.3-3.3 ft swells but still offshore winds. Good but not as exciting. The energy drops into the 100-300 range. By Wednesday July 15, waves are only 2.0 ft and the energy is down to 140 – ordinary. Thursday July 16 has a tiny 1.3 ft south swell but with a 19-second period – clean but small.

Then we hit a rough patch. From Friday July 17 through Tuesday July 21, the wind turns onshore or cross-onshore, the waves are 1.6-2.6 ft but sloppy. Energy stays around 170-290 but the quality is poor. A few days of junk. Not worth paddling out

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