Coragi Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, this is Rusty, and I'm looking at the next couple of weeks for one of my favorite spots.

The overall pattern is a bit of a slow burn. We've got an extended period of small but workable waves, with the real juice coming later. The start is pretty mellow, but there's a solid cleaner window for those who are keen on finesse. The standout will be towards the end of the second week, where the ocean really starts to show its teeth.

Let’s start with Coragi. This is a reef setup that always needs a bit of respect. The water temp is sitting at a pretty normal 77°F, so nothing unusual there for this time of year.

The first event we get is on Thursday, July 2nd. It’s glassy with a tiny 0.7m (2 ft) S swell rolling in. The period is a very long 15 seconds, which means it’ll have some real push for its size. It’s just a little one, but it'll be clean for the afternoon.

Friday the 3rd stays small. Morning has a cross-off breeze with 0.6m (2 ft) S swell, and the afternoon cleans right up to offshore wind with the same 0.7m (2 ft) S swell. Both sessions have decent period (14s), so the shape should be there, just nothing with any power.

Saturday the 4th is where it picks up a bit. The offshore wind firms up to 12 mph, and by the afternoon we’re looking at 1.1m (4 ft) of S swell with a solid 13-second period. The combined swell energy is moderate (422), and it’ll be clean. This is a nice little window.

Sunday the 5th is a bit of a mixed bag. The morning is marginal, but the afternoon bounces back to a clean 0.9m (3 ft) SSE swell with 12-second period and a moderate offshore breeze. Not a standout, but surfable.

From Monday the 6th through to Wednesday the 8th, things get pretty ordinary. We’re looking at waist-high waves that are clean but have very little energy. The swell period drops down around 9-10 seconds, and the combined energy is weak, sticking in the 100s. It’s just small and uninspiring.

Thursday the 9th has a bit of a flash in the pan in the morning with clean 0.5m (2 ft) S swell, but the afternoon turns to onshore junk. Skip that.

Now, here’s where the big news starts. Friday, July 10th. The morning shows 0.6m (2 ft) S swell with a very long 19-second period and clean offshore wind. The energy is building (453). Then the afternoon is a real highlight: 0.9m (3 ft) SSW swell, an 18-second period, and the combined energy jumps up to 713. That’s moderate-to-strong energy, and it’s going to have some serious grunt for its size. The offshore wind holds at 12 mph. This is the start of the run.

Saturday the 11th is the absolute pick of the entire outlook. Both morning and afternoon are pumping with 1.1m (4 ft) S swell, a 16-second groundswell period, and clean, strong offshore wind. The combined swell energy is 791 in the morning and 699 in the afternoon – that’s a powerful, solid swell for this break. The optimum direction for Coragi is SSE, so a pure S swell is a great match. It’s going to be a proper session.

Sunday the 12th keeps the fun rolling with consistent 1.0m (3 ft) S swell and 14-second period, still with a moderate offshore breeze. The energy stays high (563-565). It’s very good, but the Saturday is the true standout.

After that, the swell slowly winds down. Monday the 13th is still good in the morning (0.8m / 3 ft S), but the afternoon gets marginal. From Tuesday the 14th onwards through the end of the window, we’re back to small, ordinary waves. By Thursday the 16th and Friday the 17th, the combined swell energy drops to weak two-digit numbers (66 and lower), and the period is down to 7-8 seconds. Not worth paddling out.

So, if you’re keen, the real magic is Friday the 10th afternoon through Sunday the 12th. And honestly, Saturday the 11th is your best bet by a long shot. Get on it.

Rusty.

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