Coragi Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let’s talk about Coragi. It’s a reef break, only for advanced surfers, and the water is about 80°F, which is pretty average for this time of year.

The first few days are flat out dead. Thursday 30th July has a tiny 1.0ft south swell, with a crazy 16-second period, but the wind is cross-offshore and the wave energy is low (57). Not worth paddling. Friday 31st July morning sees a little bump to 2ft, also south, and the wind goes glassy – that’s huge for getting clean faces. The energy is moderate (112), but it’s still ankle-snappers. Surfable if you’re desperate.

Saturday 1st August the wind goes onshore from the SW, and it stays that way through Sunday 2nd August, when the swell hits 4ft from the south. But the period drops to a short 8 seconds, and with onshore wind, it’s a windswell mess. The energy is moderate (240-259), but it’s blown out.

The first real window comes Thursday 13th August afternoon. The swell is 2ft from the south, period at 13 seconds, and the wind is glassy. The combined energy is 292 (moderate), and the surf is listed as “good.” That’s a session.

The true standout is Friday 14th August. Morning brings a 3ft south swell with an exceptionally long 18-second period. That’s serious groundswell. The energy is strong (621). Wind is glassy. The afternoon holds a 3ft SSW swell with a 16-second period, and the energy is even stronger (744). Both sessions are described as “very good.” For a reef like Coragi, that long period will draw out deep, clean lines. That’s the day to wait for. It's about a week and a half out, so keep an eye on it.

There’s a gap of roughly a week of poor to marginal surf before that Thursday 13th. Crowds are listed as “sometimes,” so you’ll have some company, but it won’t be a circus.

The swell sizes stay under 5ft, so it’s not big, but the reef makes it a serious wave. Not for beginners.

Rusty.

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