Cozies and Geeries Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here with a right good look at what’s coming down the line for the Cozies and Geeries stretch.

We’ve got a solid run of surf kicking off this Saturday (11th July), but the real magic happens later. The water’s sitting around 67°, which is pretty much what you’d expect for this time of year – nothing unusual there.

For the first few days, Cozies and Geeries is looking clean and inviting. Saturday morning (11th July) serves up a 4ft WSW swell with that long 13-second period and a light offshore breeze from the SSE – that’s a proper glassy start to the weekend. The wave energy is moderate at 596, so it’s not a world-beater but a lovely, friendly wave that'll be a joy. It picks up nicely into Sunday morning (12th July) with a 6ft WSW swell, now with 15 seconds between waves, and barely a breath of wind from the ESE. The energy jumps into strong territory at 1945 – you'll feel that push. This is still clean and excellent for those with a bit of experience.

Monday morning (13th July) is the standout of this first run. We’re looking at a 7ft WSW groundswell with a very long 17-second period. The offshore wind is light from the ESE again, and the energy is very strong at 2687. This is proper, high-quality surf – but at this size and with that long period, it’s going to be powerful and a bit straight at the beach. It’ll be best for the experienced crew, no question.

A big gap opens up from Wednesday (15th July) through to the following Saturday (18th July). That’s four days of onshore winds and poor conditions, with a massive storm pulse hitting on the 18th – 15ft of WSW swell at 18 seconds from a near gale. That’s blown out and dangerous; leave that one for the kites if they’re mad enough.

The surf comes back with a vengeance on Sunday (19th July). Another long-range prospect, but the model is loving it. We’ve got an 8ft WSW swell (groundswell) with 15-second period and crystal clear offshore winds from the ESE. The energy is 2951 – that’s a powerful, clean setup. This is the other true standout, promising incredible conditions for those up for a challenge.

The following week (20th-26th July) fades in size and energy, with the odd clean window here and there. Wednesday the 22nd has a nice little clean 4ft WSW swell if you’re desperate for a small wave on a log, and the very end of the period (Sunday 26th) shows a flash of excellent, clean surf with a long 17-second period and light offshore winds – a promising sign, but it’s a long way off.

So to wrap it up: your absolute best bets are the Sunday morning (12th) and Monday morning (13th) for this week, and the Sunday (19th) for the next. The first week is reliable; the second week is a promising tease. Crowds are *sometimes* a thing here, but with this quality, you can bet the local pack will be out in force for those standouts.

Keep your eyes peeled and your wax warm.
Rusty.

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