Injidup Point Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let's talk Injidup Point. This is a world-class point break, strictly for the advanced crew, that lights up on a proper SW swell. We got a window of solid action, then a whole heap of wind to work around.

We start off this Saturday afternoon (July 11th) and it's already cooking. A big 3.0m SW groundswell, 13-second period, with a gentle south offshore breeze keeping the faces clean. The water temp is around 66°F, which is about normal for the season. The energy is strong, clocking in at 3208. It's heavy, it's powerful – a genuine standout for the big-wave guys.

Sunday the 12th gets a little tricky. Morning has a cross-off wind and the same size, but there might be some tide issues. Then Sunday afternoon the swell jumps to 3.5m with a very long 17-second period – combined energy hits a massive 8192. Still a cross-off wind, but that extreme period might make it run a bit fast. Still good but you'll need to read the tide.

Monday the 13th keeps that 3.5m SW groundswell, periods around 16 seconds, with a light cross-off wind. Plenty of power, clean faces, but again that long period groundswell requires some savvy tide selection. Best for the experienced.

Now, the bad news starts Tuesday July 14th with a light cross-on wind from the NE. Swell stays at 3.0m, but quality drops off. Marginal. Then Wednesday July 15th is a complete write-off – northerly winds blowing hard at 15-20 mph, onshore, and poor conditions. That bad stretch of weather locks in for a solid week. Strong north-west winds, rain showers, and choppy, messy seas make it a no-go from about Tuesday the 14th all the way through to Friday the 17th. Stay home.

Friday July 18th and Saturday July 19th bring a massive swell event. On Saturday the 18th, we get a 5.0m WSW swell with a 17-second period. Combined energy screams up to 16068. That's enormous. The wind is a strong cross-off from the SW, so the face might be clean, but that size is expert-only, big-wave territory. It's on, but it's very serious.

Sunday July 19th is a welcome reset. Swell drops to 3.5m from the SW, period a nice 14 seconds, and the wind goes flat calm – glassy in the morning. Absolutely clean, no ripples. Combined energy is 5092, still strong but much more manageable. That morning session is the top pick for that week.

Monday July 20th has a light NNE cross-on in the morning, but Monday afternoon the wind goes completely calm again, glassy, with a 3.0m SW swell at 12 seconds. Clean, but not as punchy.

From Tuesday July 21st through Wednesday the 22nd, we get some moderate cross-on winds, swell in the 2.5m to 3.5m range, but it's just not the same quality. The wind is not cooperating, so it's marginal.

The final standout appears on Sunday July 26th. The afternoon session fires up: 3.5m SW groundswell, 16 seconds, with a gentle S offshore breeze – dead clean, combined energy at 6687. That's another exceptional session for the experts. The morning of the same day is also strong with a 3.0m SW, offshore, and clean.

So, for the full sixteen days, the absolute standouts are this Saturday afternoon (July 11th) and the glassy Sunday morning of July 19th. The big, clean session on Sunday July 26th afternoon is the one to circle on the calendar late in the run. The middle of the month is dominated by the wind, so pick your moments and be sharp.

- Rusty

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