Easky Right Surf Forecast and Surf Report

G’day, I’m Rusty. Let’s talk about what’s coming up for Easky Right. It’s a reef break that’s fairly consistent, exposed to the north-west, and good for beginners when the size is right. There’s a bit of a wait for anything decent though, so don’t get too keen just yet.

The first few days are pretty ordinary. Thursday the 6th and Friday the 7th are both write-offs – cross-off winds, weak energy, and the waves are either too small or messy. You won’t find me out there.

Saturday the 8th is where things start to wake up. Morning is the pick right now: a clean 7ft swell out of the WNW with a moderate offshore breeze from the S. Energy is building at 673 (moderate), and while the period’s only 9 seconds, the conditions are looking good. It could get a bit lumpy by the afternoon with a bit of light rain and cross-off wind, so get on it early.

Sunday the 9th still has some life in the morning – 5ft WNW swell, light cross-off breeze, and clean. But by the arvo the cross-on wind chops things up, so that morning window is your best bet.

Monday the 10th is a sleeper. Morning has a clean 3ft N swell with light cross-off air, but the arvo turns glassy with no wind at all – 4ft N swell, 10 second period, and the energy’s still solid at 361 (moderate). That’s a really nice session for a beginner-friendly wave if you can sneak out.

After that, things drop right off from Tuesday the 11th through to Tuesday the 18th. That’s a full week of tiny, weak, or messy surf – most days you’re looking at under 3ft, poor conditions, and not much energy. A few moments of offshore wind keep it clean, but there’s just not enough swell to bother.

Then Wednesday the 19th brings a bit of hope. Morning has a solid 7ft W swell with 10 seconds of period and energy of 802 (moderate to strong). The wind is cross-off and the surf is clean, but it’s marginal due to tide. That’s one for the more experienced crew – it’s getting up there in size. Could be a standout if you time the tide right.

From there it tapers off again into the 20th and 21st with strong cross-shore winds and rain showers, so expect lumpy, blown-out conditions.

The standout? I’d say Monday the 10th afternoon is the hidden gem – glassy, clean, and a nice little N pulse rolling in. For a bit more power and size, Saturday the 8th morning is the best all-rounder.

Stay salty,
Rusty

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