Coragi Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, grab a coffee, let’s have a look at what’s coming our way. It’s a bit of a slow start, but we’ve got some real treats lined up, especially towards the end of the first week and into the second. The water temp is sitting at a comfortable 77°, which is bang on average for this time of year, so no surprises there. The first few days are small but clean, then it builds into a really fun run of surf.

We’re looking at Coragi, a solid reef setup that needs a bit of respect. It’s an advanced spot, very consistent, and it’s exposed to the south.

Monday 6th July kicks things off small but promising. You’ve got a clean 2 ft – 3 ft swell, straight out of the S to SSE, with a steady offshore wind from the north. The energy is moderate (211 - 213). Not huge, but those offshores will have it looking like glass. A good one to ease into the week if you’re keen for a paddle.

Tuesday 7th July drops off a touch. Still surfable, with 3 ft in the morning from the SSE and a gentle offshore, but it’s just ordinary. The swell period drops a bit, and you can feel the energy dip (181). Not a standout.

Wednesday 8th July is one for the early bird. The morning session is glassy – dead calm wind, 2 ft of S swell with a nice 16-second period that’ll bring some long lines. It’s weak energy (189), but that glassy surface is a rare treat for a reef like this.

Thursday 9th July is a write-off for the afternoon as a long-period SSW swell (21 seconds) hits, spiking the energy to 333 but with a messy cross-shore wind. The morning is clean but small at 2 ft. Better to wait.

Friday 10th July is where it starts to get exciting. The morning is clean 2 ft from the S (energy 449), but the real action is the afternoon. The wind goes glassy, and a 3 ft SSW swell with an 18-second period rolls in. The energy jumps to 697 – that’s a serious pulse of power. This will be the first standout of the forecast. The reef will handle that long period beautifully.

Saturday 11th July is the peak. Morning sees a clean 3 ft S swell (16-second period, energy 665) with a gentle offshore. The afternoon holds steady at 3 ft from the SSW, energy hitting 770. That’s strong, powerful, and clean. If there’s one day to circle, this is it. Offshore winds all day, clean lines, and that reef will be reeling off perfect waves. Crowds are possible here, but for waves like this, it’s worth sharing.

Sunday 12th July keeps the run going. 4 ft of S swell (14 seconds) with a moderate offshore breeze, energy still strong at 562 – 607. It’s a bit bigger, still clean, and a very solid option.

Monday 13th July into Tuesday 14th July the swell slowly fades back to 2 ft – 3 ft, but the wind stays favourable from the NNE. Not the peak, but still fun, clean waves for the advanced crew.

Wednesday 15th July has a slight energy bump in the afternoon (234) with a clean 2 ft S swell. A decent session, but nothing compared to the weekend.

The second week, from Thursday 16th July through Tuesday 21st July, is patchy. Swell drops to 1 ft – 2 ft, with periods bouncing from 11 up to 19 seconds. A few cleaner moments – like Friday 17th July morning with a 2 ft SSW swell and a gentle offshore – and Monday 20th July goes glassy both morning and afternoon. That glassy 2 ft on Monday afternoon (energy 175) will be a nice, mellow session for those who just want to cruise. No big energy or standout size in the second week, mostly small and ordinary, so don’t expect much.

All in all, the real gold is Friday 10th through Sunday 12th July. The water’s warm, the wind’s offshore, and that reef is going to be firing. Lock it in.

Rusty.

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