Injidup Point Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let's get straight into it.

The next couple of weeks are looking pretty tasty if you're an experienced surfer who knows Injidup Point. We've got a solid run of SW groundswell on the cards, but the winds are going to be a bit of a mixed bag, so you'll need to pick your sessions carefully. Water temp is sitting around 64.6°, which is about normal for this time of year.

We kick off on Monday the 14th with a decent 11.5ft WSW swell, 14-second period. The morning is clean enough with a cross-off ESE breeze, but the real standout is Monday afternoon. The wind drops right back to a light 10 km/h SE breeze, keeping it clean, and that big swell is holding. The energy is strong at 4838. This is a top pick for the early part of the week.

Tuesday the 15th is also a good call, especially the afternoon session. We get a clean 10.0ft SW swell with a light offshore SSE wind. It's going to be a beauty for the advanced crew.

Wednesday the 16th, the swell drops to 6.5ft in the morning and the wind goes cross-on, so give it a miss. But keep an eye on Wednesday afternoon. It's only 5.0ft, but the wind goes glassy – absolutely dead calm. For a point break, that’s a rare treat and will be worth a paddle for the clean lines.

Things get a bit messy from Thursday the 17th through to Tuesday the 22nd with strong onshore and cross-shore winds making it mostly a write-off. There’s still plenty of swell, but the quality just isn't there.

Now, we get a couple of cracking windows mid-week. Wednesday the 23rd is a beauty. Glassy conditions in the morning with an 8.0ft WSW swell, and a clean cross-off in the afternoon with 10.0ft. That’s a solid day. Thursday the 24th also has a clean afternoon session on offer.

Hold onto your boards for the end of the month. The standout of the whole forecast is Friday the 25th afternoon and Saturday the 26th. Friday afternoon sees a 15.0ft SW, 16-second groundswell with a fresh cross-off breeze. That's pumping. But Saturday the 26th is the one. The morning has a massive 15.0ft SW, 18-second period groundswell – very long period, so it'll be holding up beautifully at this point break. The wind is a fresh offshore from the south at 30 km/h, keeping it clean. The combined energy is off the charts at 11842. This is expert territory, no doubt, but if you've got the skill, this will be the session of the forecast. It's a long way out, so keep an eye on it.

After that, the swell drops back down and winds go average through the 27th and 28th, but there’s still some clean, smaller waves to be had, particularly on Monday the 28th morning with a glassy offshore. The final day, Tuesday the 29th, has a clean offshore in the morning on a 5.0ft swell, but the afternoon goes wild with a 16.0ft, 10-second SW swell. That's a lot of short-period, chunky energy – more of a tow-in or kite session for most.

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