Easky Right Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s have a good look at what’s on the cards for Easky Right.

We’ve got a slow start, but don’t write it off just yet. The first real action comes in on Saturday afternoon, 5th September. It’s not the best of the window, but it’s something to get wet on. The water is sitting at 61.7°, which is a touch warmer than normal for this time of year, so you’ll be comfortable without a thick winter suit.

Saturday afternoon, 5th September
Easky Right is showing a 6.6 ft WNW swell, with a 10-second period. The wind is blowing from the south at 25 mph, keeping it offshore and clean. The combined energy is moderate (732). It’s a reef break, and it’s fairly consistent, so you’ll get waves. The crowd can be an issue here often, so pick your spot. This is a solid, clean beginner-friendly option to kick things off.

Sunday morning, 6th September
The swell drops right off to 3.0 ft. The wind is howling from the south at 25 mph, strong offshore. It’s clean but nearly impossible to paddle into. I’d give this one a miss unless you’ve got a ski.

Sunday afternoon, 6th September
Picks up a bit with 5.9 ft from the WSW, 10-second period, and a fresh offshore wind from the SSW at 19 mph. The energy is moderate (648). It’s clean, but the file flags it as marginal, so check the tides before you go.

Monday, 7th September
The swell builds. Morning: 6.9 ft, period 10 seconds, from the west, with a cross-offshore wind from the SW. The energy jumps to 1093. Afternoon gets bigger: 9.8 ft, 10-second period, and the energy is 1711. Both sessions are flagged as marginal, likely due to the fresh cross-offshore wind making things a little bumpy. It’s on the edge of being too big for beginners, but experienced surfers will find some power.

Tuesday, 8th September
Big, messy, and not for the faint of heart or the paddle-surfing crowd. 14.8 ft swell in the morning, 13.1 ft in the afternoon, with a 11-second period. The wind is strong cross-shore from the WNW at 25 mph. The energy is very strong (4864 and 4248). This is more of a kite-surfing setup than a paddle-surfing one. The waves will be blown out and dangerous.

Wednesday, 9th September to Thursday, 10th September
The swell drops right back. A few small, ridable waves with cross-shore winds. Nothing to write home about. The energy is in the weak to moderate range.

Friday, 11th September
Another lumpy, windy day. Fresh cross-shore and cross-on winds, with swell around 6.2 ft to 6.9 ft. The energy is moderate (438 and 662). The wind will ruin the shape.

Saturday, 12th September
Smaller again, with 5.6 ft and 5.2 ft. The morning has a light cross-onshore wind, and the afternoon has a light onshore. Not great.

Sunday, 13th September
A small, clean morning with 4.6 ft, a cross-offshore wind, and energy at 394. It’s a good surf conditions call, but it’s small. The afternoon drops off.

Now, the standout window. Mark your calendar for the second week.

Monday morning, 14th September
This is the first real standout. 9.8 ft of long-period WNW groundswell, 12 seconds. The energy is strong at 2730. The wind is light from the SSW, cross-offshore, and it’s clean. This is excellent for experienced surfers. The long period will make the waves powerful and well-shaped, but at a reef break like Easky Right, it will handle it beautifully. The bigger sets will have a lot of push.

Tuesday morning, 15th September
Another excellent session. 7.2 ft, 11-second period, from the WNW. The wind is light from the west, cross-offshore, and clean. The energy is 1292. This is a top-tier option for experienced surfers. The consistency and quality are high.

Wednesday morning, 16th September
A very good session. 5.2 ft, 10-second period, clean cross-offshore wind. Energy is 622. A

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