Injidup Point Surf Forecast and Surf Report

G’day, Rusty here. We’ve got a bit of a mixed bag coming our way over the next couple of weeks at Injidup Point. The first few days are pretty ordinary, but there are some absolute gems later on if you’ve got the patience. The water’s sitting at about 64° – that’s right around average for this time of year, nothing unusual.

The surf kicks off Wednesday morning, 16 September, but honestly, it’s not worth paddling out. There’s a 6ft SW swell, but a cross-on NE breeze at 12 mph has it chopped and messy. The wave energy is moderate (1324). Skip it. Later that afternoon, things get interesting – the wind drops to glassy, and the swell drops a touch to 5ft SW. That’s clean, lined-up, and super inviting. For a savvy surfer, this is a great little session. Thursday and Friday are blown out by strong northerlies, so no dice there. Saturday the 19th gets hit by a big 18ft WSW swell and cross-shore winds tearing it apart – that’s for kites, not paddles.

Now, Sunday the 20th – this is a standout. Morning brings a clean 8ft WSW swell, light cross-off SSE breeze at 6 mph, and a solid 12-second period. The wave energy is strong (2036), and it’ll be peeling nicely down the point. It’s a bit much for beginners at over 5ft, but for experienced surfers, it’s gold. Expect some company though, as it can get crowded here sometimes. Sunday afternoon keeps the clean lines with a 10ft SW swell at 16 seconds – longer period groundswell that suits a point break perfectly – and a light cross-off breeze. Monday the 21st afternoon is another cracker: glassy conditions, a 10ft SW swell at 15 seconds, and the wave energy is strong (4131). That’s a session you’ll remember.

Wednesday the 23rd morning is pure glass – dead calm, 8ft WSW swell at 13 seconds. Clean as a whistle. Thursday the 24th afternoon picks up again with a 10ft SW swell at 16 seconds and moderate cross-off wind. The energy is pumping (5940).

Then we hit the big stuff. Friday the 25th morning: 15ft WSW swell at 18 seconds, cross-off breeze, and massive energy (11723). This is expert-only territory and pushing toward too big for most. Saturday the 26th is the real standout of the whole run – a solid 20ft WSW swell at 16 seconds, fresh offshore S wind, and monstrous energy (17137). That’s a dream session for very experienced surfers at a reefy point. Clean, powerful, and with the wind off the land, it’ll be a sight to see. Stay safe out there.

The following week eases off but still has quality. Wednesday the 30th morning is exceptional: 12ft SW swell at 16 seconds, light cross-off breeze, and huge energy (7299). That’s another one for the diary. Thursday the 1st October afternoon wraps it up nicely with a 10ft SW swell at 16 seconds, offshore breeze, and clean lines.

There are no real gaps here – just a few rough days to dodge. Get after those glassy windows and the big southerly groundswell day. Rusty.

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