Coragi Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s have a look at what’s on the cards for our local stretch.

We’ve got a solid run of surf coming up over the next couple of weeks at Coragi—a reef break that’s exposed to the swell and works best when it’s coming out of the south-southeast. Water temp is sitting right around 78°, which is pretty much bang on average for this time of year, so no need to dig out the thick rubber just yet. The energy in the water starts off moderate, with a combined swell energy of 226, and it’s clean from the get-go.

Sunday, July 5th kicks things off with a nice little pulse: 3ft to 3ft of SSE swell, a moderate 16 mph NNE offshore breeze keeping everything clean, and periods starting at 10 seconds and building to 12 seconds. The morning is glassy clean, and the afternoon holds up nicely too. It’s not huge, but it’s fun, clean, and consistent for an advanced crew.

Monday, July 6th sees the swell dip slightly to 2ft–3ft, but the wind stays offshore from the north and north-northeast at 12 mph. The energy drops a bit (209–213), but the surf remains clean and rideable. A good option if you’re keen for a light session.

Tuesday, July 7th is a bit more ordinary. Swell drops to 1ft–3ft, with a very long 17-second period on the afternoon push from the SSW. The energy is still moderate (181–189), and while the wind is offshore (9–12 mph), the smaller size means it’s only really cruisey.

Wednesday, July 8th is glassy in the morning—3 mph easterly wind, flat calm—but the swell is tiny at 1ft and the energy is low (163). The afternoon turns cross-onshore with a 2ft SSW swell. It’s marginal.

Thursday, July 9th is more of the same: small and ordinary. The morning is clean with a light offshore cross, but the afternoon sees a 1ft SSW swell with a very long 21-second period and a jump in energy to 333—but the cross-onshore wind makes it messy.

Friday, July 10th is where things start to look up. The morning is still a bit small (2ft, S swell, 19-second period) with a cross-shore wind, but the afternoon is the standout of this whole first week. We get a clean 3ft SSW swell, 18-second period, a 9 mph north wind that’s cross-offshore, and the energy jumps significantly to 697. This is very good surf. The reef will handle that long-period groundswell well, and the lines should be clean and powerful.

Saturday, July 11th is the pick of the weekend. Both morning and afternoon deliver 3ft of S swell with a 16-second period, light offshore winds from the north and north-northeast (6 mph), and very good conditions. Energy is strong at 662–667. This is the one to circle.

Sunday, July 12th holds steady with 3ft–4ft of S swell, 13–14 seconds, and a light cross-offshore breeze. Energy is still solid (530–546). Good, clean, punchy waves.

Monday, July 13th backs off a touch (3ft–3ft, 13–12 seconds, energy 354–288), but it stays clean with offshore winds. Still a worthwhile session.

From Tuesday, July 14th through Monday, July 20th, the swell settles back into the 1ft–3ft range. Winds are mostly offshore or cross-offshore, but the energy drops, and conditions become more ordinary. The afternoons of Thursday, July 16th and Friday, July 17th show a bit of a lift in energy (220 and 320–326) with 1ft–3ft SSW swells and clean conditions, but nothing that screams “drop everything.”

Best bet: Lock in Saturday, July 11th for the best combination of size, clean offshore wind, strong energy, and that long-period groundswell hitting the reef perfectly. Friday afternoon, July 10th is a very close second. Crowds can be around now and then, so get in early.

Stay stoked,
Rusty

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