Injidup Carpark Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here. Let’s have a look at what’s coming up for Injidup Carpark over the next couple of weeks.

First up, we’ve got some serious size rolling in right from Tuesday morning with a solid 10ft SW groundswell, and with a period of 15 seconds, that’s proper energy. Combined energy is sitting at 3813, which is strong. The water temperature is 66°, about 1° warmer than average, so pretty much what you’d expect for this time of year. The wind is a light cross-off from the NE, so it’ll be clean, but this spot is inconsistent and only rarely breaks. It’s also a bit of a standout for Tuesday morning, but the crowd factor is listed as “sometimes,” so you might have company. That said, with 10ft SW swell and offshore wind, it’s going to be good for experienced surfers – beginners should sit this one out.

Tuesday afternoon keeps the same direction and period, with energy dropping a little to 3326. Still clean with that NE breeze, still nice surf.

Wednesday the 15th is a write-off. Strong NNE winds at 25 mph turning the ocean into a messy cross-chop with 7ft swell. Not worth it. Thursday the 16th is messy too – 10ft WSW swell with cross-onshore wind and rain showers. Friday the 17th is poor with lumpy conditions. Saturday the 18th looks big – 18ft WSW swell and strong onshore winds, but it’s blown out. That’s kite-surfing territory, not paddle. Sunday the 19th is still rough with 11ft swell and cross-onshore wind.

There’s a long gap of poor conditions from Wednesday the 15th right through to Tuesday the 22nd. Nothing worth paddling out for. The wind is onshore or cross-onshore mostly, with strong gusts and messy seas.

By Wednesday the 22nd, still onshore winds. Thursday the 23rd is similar. But then, we get a glimmer – Friday morning the 24th, with a light 3 mph westerly wind and 10ft WSW swell. It’s not perfect, but glassy-ish conditions could make it rideable for the experienced. Still, only marginal.

The real standout arrives on Saturday the 25th. Now we’re talking. A 5.5ft SSW swell with a 12-second period and a 3 mph cross-off NE wind in the morning. That’s clean. By afternoon it gets even better – 7ft W swell, glassy wind, and the combined energy is 2529. That’s the one to aim for. It’ll be clean, lined-up, and excellent for experienced surfers. Crowds are possible though, so get in early.

Sunday the 26th is still rideable but not as clean, with cross-onshore winds and 7.5ft W swell. Monday the 27th turns messy again with NW wind.

Looking into the second week, Tuesday the 28th morning has a 13ft SW swell with a gentle cross-off from the SSE. Clean again. Then Wednesday the 29th is another gem – 11ft SW swell, a 12-second period, and light offshore E wind in the morning, switching to cross-off from the south in the afternoon. Both sessions are excellent for experienced surfers. Energy is strong at 4625 and 4198. That’s deep, powerful groundswell and clean faces.

On the whole, the first few days are tough, but Saturday the 25th and Wednesday the 29th are the real standouts. Get on those.

Stay safe, read the sets, and I’ll see you in the water.

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