Zaga (Koroni) Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let’s get real about the surf here. This is a rough stretch, no two ways about it.

The water is sitting at a very warm 83°F, which is a massive 7°F above the norm for this time of year. That’s weirdly warm, and it’s not helping the swell situation one bit.

We are looking at a long, dry spell. From now (September 13th) all the way through to the morning of September 18th, there is simply no surf worth paddling out for. The energy is completely flat, with the combined swell energy reading a big fat zero (0) for days on end.

Finally, on Friday morning, September 18th, we get a little pulse. Zaga (Koroni) sees a 4ft swell from the south with a 9-second period. The combined energy jumps to a moderate 382, which is something. The wind is a light northerly, blowing cross-offshore, and the wave comment says "surfable waves but very ordinary conditions." The spot is sheltered and rated as a beginner break, but it *rarely breaks*, so this is actually notable. The 4ft height is fine for a learner, but it’s not going to set the world on fire. The afternoon turns ugly with a 12 mph SSW cross-onshore wind making it choppy and messy.

After that little tease, it goes back to near nothing. The 19th drops to a tiny 0.7ft, and then from the 20th through to the 28th, it’s almost completely flat again. You might see a ripple of 0.3ft or 0.7ft here and there, but the combined energy never gets above 3. That’s weak. The winds are often clean, with some glassy mornings, but there’s no swell to work with.

Honestly, there’s no standout session here. The only window with any real waves is the morning of September 18th, and even that is "very ordinary." For a spot that rarely breaks, this is a normal, quiet run for the area. If you’re desperate, you might scratch a wave that Friday morning, but don’t get your hopes up. The setup is so small and weak for the rest of the time that a kite surfer would be bored too.

Rusty.

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