Coragi Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here. Let’s have a look at what’s coming up for Coragi.

First up, the water temp is sitting at 77°F – that’s pretty much bang on average for this time of year, so nothing unusual to worry about. The overall pattern for the next couple of weeks is a slow build into some really nice, clean conditions, with a standout run from the tail end of the first week into the weekend. There’s a bit of a lull after that, so you’ll want to pick your windows.

Starting Monday the 6th of July, it’s small but clean. Expect about 2ft of S swell with a period of 11 seconds, and a light N breeze holding offshore. Wave energy is moderate (211). Nice enough for a longboard or a fish if you’re keen. Through Monday afternoon, it holds around 3ft from SSE and the wind stays light offshore. Good, easy fun.

Tuesday the 7th is cleaner but smaller – about 3ft on Tuesday morning from SSE, then a drop to around 2ft on the afternoon with a much longer 17-second period from SSW. That long period will give the waves some shape at this reef, but it won’t be packing much punch.

Wednesday the 8th and Thursday the 9th see glassy conditions with light winds, but the swell stays small – around 2ft. Wednesday is dead calm in the afternoon, with a 15-second period S swell. Energy stays in the moderate range (183). It’s clean but very small. Thursday morning is also glassy, then by the afternoon the energy starts to lift. That’s when things get interesting.

The real standout kicks off Thursday afternoon the 9th – a jump in energy to 333 (moderate), with a 2ft SSW swell riding a very long 21-second period. The wind is a light cross-off from NNW. Clean, long lines that will wrap into this exposed reef nicely. This sets the stage for Friday the 10th. Friday morning has stronger energy at 449, with about 2ft from S at 19 seconds. Friday afternoon? That’s where it peaks – energy jumps to 697 (strong), with about 3ft from SSW at 18 seconds, and a light cross-off breeze. This is the best of the first week. Clean, powerful, and that long period means the waves will be well-formed with plenty of push. Get on it.

Saturday the 11th and Sunday the 12th stay very good. Saturday sees around 4ft from S at 16 seconds in the morning (energy 665) and 3ft from SSW in the afternoon (energy 770). Wind is a steady moderate offshore from NNE. It’s clean, punchy, and consistent. Sunday holds solid at 4ft from S at 14 seconds, energy around 606. That’s a bit more size – still good for strong intermediates and up, but might be pushing it for beginners. The reef will handle it well.

Things ease off from Monday the 13th – still clean, but dropping to around 4ft and lower energy. By Tuesday the 14th, it’s down to about 3ft and the wind picks up a notch. The energetic, clean run is over. There’s a gap with weaker, less appealing conditions from Wednesday the 15th through to around Sunday the 19th. Some days have onshore wind or cross-onshore, some have very small swell. Not a lot to get excited about.

A second push arrives around Monday the 20th and into Tuesday the 21st. Monday the 20th is blown out by S and SW onshore winds – not worth it. But Tuesday the 21st sees a return of clean, light offshore winds from NNE, with about 3ft to 3ft of S swell at a solid 12–13 seconds. Energy is in the 242 to 290 range – clean, lined-up reef waves. That’s the other window to mark.

So bottom line: the best on offer is Friday the 10th through Sunday the 12th of July. Saturday 11th is the pick – 4ft from S, 16 seconds, clean offshore wind, energy in the 665–770 range. The reef will be offering up long, consistent waves. Crowds are possible here, but for that quality, it’s worth it. Tuesday the 21st is a solid secondary option.

Stay safe, read the tide, and don’t sleep on that Friday afternoon.

Rusty.

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