Coragi Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, I’m gonna level with you. Coragi is your only spot on the menu for the next couple weeks. It’s a reef break, advanced only, and it’s very consistent, so you know it’s gonna have waves most days. The crowd’s sometimes there, but with the right timing you can have it pretty quiet. This setup is exposed to the south and southeast swells, and the optimum direction is SSE, so keep an eye on that.

We’ve got a bit of a slow start. Monday morning the 6th you’re looking at 2 ft of S swell with 11-second period, and a clean north breeze at 9 mph. That’s gonna be small but clean. The combined energy is moderate at 153. It’s surfable, just nothing to write home about. Monday afternoon picks up a touch, 3 ft from the SSE with 10-second period, still offshore north wind at 12 mph, and the energy bumps to 213. Conditions are actually decent here, so if you’re keen for a late session, this is the better part of the day.

Tuesday the 7th, morning sees 3 ft, SSE, 9-second period, with a light NNE breeze. Clean but small. By the afternoon, the swell drops to 1 ft but the period goes way up to 17 seconds out of the SSW, and it’s glassy. That’s a groundswell with some real punch for its size, but it’s small. Energy is 189. For a reef, that long period should wrap in nicely, just don’t expect much push.

Wednesday the 8th is a write-off. Morning is 1 ft, long period again but cross-off wind, and afternoon has a cross-on breeze with 2 ft. Not worth it.

Thursday the 9th morning is glassy again, 2 ft S swell, 14-second period. Clean but tiny. Energy is 165. Afternoon gets a weird 1 ft SSW swell, 21-second period and cross-on wind. Energy jumps to 333 but the wind kills it.

Friday the 10th morning is cross-shore, 2 ft S swell, 19-second period, energy 449—decent energy but messy. The afternoon though? That’s the first standout. 3 ft from the SSW, 18-second period, light north wind going cross-off, conditions clean, and the energy is strong at 697. This is a solid, clean, long-period groundswell at a reef. It’s gonna have shape and power. Not huge, but very good quality.

Saturday the 11th and Sunday the 12th are the real highlights. Saturday morning has 3 ft S swell, 16-second period, offshore NNE 12 mph, energy 664. Clean, moderate offshore, and the size is getting there. Afternoon stays similar at 3 ft SSW, 16 seconds, same wind and a 689 energy reading. This is your best weekend session. Sunday is equally good—4 ft and 4 ft S swell through the day, 14-second period, moderate offshore NE winds, energy around 576-637. Fully clean, solid size for the spot, and consistent as always.

Monday the 13th is still good: 3 ft and 3 ft S swell, 13-second period, clean with cross-off winds. Energy drops to around 307-354, but still quality.

From Tuesday the 14th through to Saturday the 19th, the surf fades. You’re mostly seeing 1 ft to 3 ft, periods all over the place, but the winds stay offshore or clean. The energy drops into the double digits on the 18th and 19th, so those days are flat and not worth paddling out. A few days in there, like the 16th afternoon, have a very long period (18 seconds) swell but only 1 ft—too small to do much with.

Monday the 20th and Tuesday the 21st show a slight pulse back. Monday has 2 ft-2 ft, S swell, 13-14 seconds, clean with moderate offshore winds, energy 149-169. Tuesday the 21st morning looks better—3 ft from the S, 12 seconds, gentle offshore NE at 9 mph, and energy jumps to 283. That’s a solid return to form for the end of the run.

Overall, the best on offer is the Friday afternoon the 10th through Sunday the 12th. That’s clean, moderate offshore winds, and swell in the 3 ft to 4 ft range, all from the S or SSW, which is perfect for this reef. The longer period (14-18 seconds) means the waves will have proper shape and power at Coragi—just be ready for longer lulls between sets.

Stay stoked,
Rusty

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