Easky Right Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here with the look ahead for our little corner of the coast. We’ve got a bit of a mixed bag coming our way, but there are a couple of windows where it’ll be worth paddling out.

Right off the bat, things are a little messy. The start of the period is dominated by a gusty westerly flow, and while there’s some decent sized swell – around 7ft from the west – the cross-off winds are making it a tough one to enjoy. The wave energy is moderate, but the conditions are just marginal. That pattern sticks around for a few days into early July, with similar readings: 5ft to 6ft swell, but the winds remain a problem.

The first real glimmer of hope comes on Wednesday, the 8th of July. Now this is more like it. We’ve got a clean 4ft WNW groundswell with a 9-second period. The wave energy is still solid, and the key here is the wind. Wednesday morning we’ll see light southerly offshore winds, which should make for some smooth faces at Easky Right. This is a beginner-friendly reef break that can get a bit busy (crowds are often here), but with these clean conditions it’s the standout of the first week. The water temp is about average for the time of year, so your 3/2 will be fine.

The improvement continues into Thursday, 9th July, with a smaller 4ft west swell but beautiful clean conditions with a light offshore breeze from the south. Wave energy is lower, but it’s surfable and tidy.

After that, we hit a lull. From the 10th through to the 13th of July, the swell drops off significantly, and most windows are plagued by onshore winds or poor conditions. It’s not looking great – a few days of small, choppy, and messy surf.

But hold onto your board shorts, because the next standout is on Tuesday, the 14th of July. This is the real gem of the whole forecast. We’ve got a solid 6ft west swell, moderate energy, and the wind goes *glassy*. That’s right, glassy. The morning session at Easky Right should be absolutely clean, with the swell wrapping in nicely. This is the one to circle on your calendar. Expect a few others out there given the quality, but for a morning paddle, it’s a rare treat.

Everything after that slowly tapers off. The 15th of July sees a drop back to chest-high, and by the 16th we’re looking at small, clean but weak surf. From the 17th into the 19th of July, onshore winds return and the quality nose-dives, though there’s a late pulse of 6ft WNW swell on the 19th with cross-shore winds – it’s big but wind-affected, so more for the experienced crew if they’re keen.

So to wrap it up: if you’re only paddling out once, make it Tuesday morning, 14th July at Easky Right – glassy and good. The other solid window is Wednesday the 8th, with clean offshore winds. The rest of the time you’re either fighting the wind or waiting for a bump.

Keep your eyes on the horizon.
Rusty

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