Coragi Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, weather’s lookin a bit flat. This isn't the most exciting stretch of surf. We’ve got a consistent window of small, rideable waves, but nothing that’s gonna blow your hat off. The real standout will come later.

Coragi’s a consistent, exposed reef that works best on a SSE swell. The water is sittin around 82°, which is right on the money for this time of year—no surprises there.

We start off Monday, August 31st with 4 ft of SSW swell coming in at 14 seconds (that’s a nice long period groundswell), with combined energy at 580 (moderate). The wind’s cross-off from the ENE at 9 mph, so it’ll be clean but a bit weak. Not prime. Conditions stay similar into the afternoon.

Tuesday September 1st sees the swell drop a bit to 3 ft, but the wind swings to NE then NNE at 12 mph, going offshore. That’ll scrub the faces up nicely. Combined energy drops to 342, still moderate. A good morning for a paddle.

Wednesday the 2nd, the swell drops to 3 ft from the S at 12 seconds. Offshore winds from the N at 12 mph keep it clean, but it’s just ordinary—nothing special. Energy down to 195.

Thursday the 3rd and Friday the 4th are poor, with small 3 ft swell and cross-off winds. Best to sit those out.

Late Friday afternoon, something picks up again: 4 ft from the SE at 10 seconds, offshore from the NE. Energy jumps to 269. That’s a better window.

Saturday the 5th and Sunday the 6th keep churning out small 3-3 ft SSE swell with offshore winds. Clean but small.

Monday September 7th dead flat with glassy conditions, 2 ft and weak energy (73). Not worth the wetsuit.

From Tuesday the 8th to Thursday the 10th, it’s a sea of tiny 2 ft swell and mixed winds. Mostly not surfable.

Here’s your standout: The real sweet spot starts Friday September 11th. We get 3 ft SSE groundswell with a long period of 12 seconds, combined energy of 224 (moderate), and clean offshore NNE winds at 9 mph in the morning. The swell lines up nicely with Coragi’s optimum SSE direction. It’s not big, but those long period waves will wrap in smooth and clean. Crowds can pop up here sometimes, but with these conditions, it’s worth sharing.

That energy holds through Saturday the 12th and into Sunday the 13th, with similar 3 ft SSE swell and offshore breezes. Very consistent, decent shape, and good for an intermediate surfer.

The following week into September 15th stays small, with 2-3 ft swell and dropping periods. Not much to get excited about.

Honestly, if you’re not a beginner wait for the 11th to the 13th. The rest of the two weeks is small, weak, or onshore slop.

Rusty.

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