Coragi Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s take a good look at what’s coming down the pipe for this spot.

We’ve got a solid run of surf on the horizon, starting this Friday morning, the 10th of July, and it kicks off with some real promise. The water temp is sitting at 77°F, which is pretty much average for this time of year, so no major surprises there.

The best of the bunch is going to be the Saturday the 11th. Both the morning and afternoon sessions are looking prime. You’ve got a clean 3ft swell from the S on Saturday morning, with a very long period of 16 seconds, building to a 3ft from the SSW in the afternoon with a 16-second period too. The wind is offshore from the NNE, and the wave energy is strong, with readings of 660 and 737. This is groundswell at its finest. That long period will produce some beautifully shaped, powerful lines at Coragi (a reef break). It’s a spot for advanced surfers only, and it’s very consistent, but expect crowds *sometimes*. The offshore wind will keep things glassy and clean.

Friday the 10th is also a cracking way to start. The morning has 2ft from the S with a very long 19-second period, and the afternoon bumps up to 3ft from the SSW at 18 seconds. The wind is offshore the whole day, and the energy is moderate to strong (449 and 721). Those conditions give you a great, clean wave.

Sunday the 12th continues the trend – 4ft to 4ft from the S, still with a generous 14-second period and offshore NNE winds. The energy is strong (605 and 568). It’s still very good, just a notch below the Saturday standouts.

Monday the 13th and Tuesday the 14th slide into “good” territory. The swell drops to 3ft and then 2ft, the period starts to come down from 13 to 12 seconds, and while the wind stays offshore, the energy drops to moderate (373 down to 212). It’s still clean and surfable, but you’ll feel the loss of push.

From Wednesday the 15th through to the end of the first week and into the second, things get ordinary. The swell drops below 2ft, the period shortens, and the energy dips into the weak range. There’s a real drop-off from Wednesday to Saturday the 18th and 19th, where conditions are described as poor or just ordinary.

But hold on – there is a flicker of hope in the second week. Around Monday the 20th of July, we see a pickup. The swell climbs back to 3ft from the S, with a 13-second period and offshore NNE winds. The energy jumps back to moderate (221). That Monday morning and afternoon are worth noting as “good” again after a quiet spell.

Then Wednesday the 22nd and Thursday the 23rd look interesting too. On Wednesday, you’ve got a clean 3ft from the S (13 seconds, 301 energy) in the morning, and the afternoon goes glassy with 3ft from the S (11 seconds). Thursday morning has offshore wind and 3ft from the S. These are solid, clean options, but the period has dropped a lot compared to the first weekend.

So, the real standout is undeniably the Saturday the 11th. That long-period S/SSW groundswell with consistent offshore wind is as good as it gets in this outlook. Friday the 10th and Sunday the 12th are also excellent. After that, it’s a waiting game until the 20th for a modest return of quality. The best advice? Get on it early this weekend.

Rusty.

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