Easky Right Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s have a look at what’s shaping up for our stretch of coast. We’ve got a bit of a mixed bag coming our way over the next 16 days, so let’s cut through the noise and find the windows when it’s actually worth paddling out.

First up, we’re looking at Easky Right (Easky Right). The water temp is sitting at 60.1°, which is a touch warmer than normal for this time of year – a little gift from the ocean. The first couple of days are a bit messy. Thursday afternoon, July 2nd, has a 7.2ft swell from the WNW at a short 9 seconds, but that 25 km/h cross-wind is chopping it up and the combined wave energy is moderate at (1077). Not a day to get excited about.

Things start to clean up on Friday, July 3rd. The morning brings in a cleaner 3.9ft swell from the W, 10-second period, with a light 15 km/h cross-offshore breeze. That’s a nice, clean combo with moderate energy (465). The afternoon sees the swell bump up to 4.9ft but with a stronger 30 km/h wind. Still cross-off, so rideable, but the morning is the pick.

From Saturday, July 4th through to Tuesday, July 7th, we’re in a stretch of consistent, clean surf, but it’s a bit underwhelming. We’ve got 4.3ft to 7.5ft swell from the W, periods between 8 and 10 seconds, and steady cross-offshore winds. The wave energy stays moderate, bouncing between (234) and (874). It’s surfable every day, but nothing is screaming “drop everything and go.” The mornings will be your best bet for fewer bumps.

Now, here’s the standout. The real sweet spot looks like Wednesday, July 8th. Both the morning and afternoon are showing 4.3ft swell from the W, a solid 10-second period, and absolute glassy conditions – 0 km/h wind in the afternoon, with a slight air in the morning. The combined energy is moderate (311 to 337), and it’s clean as a whistle. The crowds can be an issue here, since it’s “often” busy, but for these conditions, it’s worth battling a few others for a wave. This is your best bet in the whole run.

Thursday, July 9th keeps the good times rolling with 3.6ft swell, 10 seconds, and glassy again in the afternoon. Light offshore in the morning. Very clean, gentle energy (226 to 238). Friday, July 10th offers a slightly bigger 4.6ft swell from the WNW with an 11-second period, cross-off winds, and moderate energy (409 to 440). Solid day, but not quite as perfect as the 8th.

After that, things fade. From July 11th to July 12th, the swell drops to around 2.6ft to 3.9ft, with weak energy (96 to 203), and conditions get ordinary. The wind turns onshore on the 12th. It’s a bit of a flat spell.

Then, about a week out, on Monday, July 13th, we get a spike: a 6.6ft swell from the W with a very long 13-second period, giving strong wave energy (1278). But – and it’s a big but – the wind is onshore from the N/NNW. That’s going to blow it out for a reef setup like Easky Right. This is really only for experts if you’re desperate, and honestly, it’s more of a kite-surfing day than a clean paddle session.

Tuesday, July 14th through to Friday, July 17th is a slow, declining run of small, onshore, or weak surf. Swells drop to 2.3ft to 4.3ft, periods shorten, and energy dwindles to between (79) and (352). There’s a brief window on Thursday, July 16th morning with a light offshore and 2.3ft, but it’s small and weak. Not worth the drive.

So, in short: your golden window is Wednesday, July 8th through to Friday, July 10th, with the 8th being the absolute stand-out for clean, glassy, moderate waves. The 13th has size but onshore wind kills it. The rest is a waiting game.

Stay stoked, and keep an eye on the sky.

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