Zaga (Koroni) Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s take a good hard look at what’s on the cards for the next couple of weeks. I’ll be straight with you – this isn’t a classic run for the Koroni area.

Right off the bat, there’s a long dry spell. From now, through Saturday morning the 18th of July, there’s absolutely no swell to speak of. That’s a solid two-week gap with nothing but flat, clean water. The combined wave energy sits at a measly 0 (zero) for every single session in that stretch. The wind is often light, glassy, or offshore, which would be a dream if there were any waves. As it stands, it’s just pretty flat water.

The first and only real glimmer of surf shows up on Saturday morning the 18th of July at Zaga. This spot is a sheltered beach and point break that rarely breaks, so any wave at all is a bit of a rare event. We’re looking at a tiny 0.3ft swell coming from the SW, with a period of just 5 seconds – that’s weak, short-period wind swell with next to no energy behind it. The combined energy is just 1. The wind is forecast to be light offshore from the NNW, which will keep the surface clean, but honestly, for a proper surf session, it’s basically a non-event. This is beginner territory at the best of times, and at this size, it’s more of a paddle than a ride.

For kite surfers, if you’re desperate, the clean offshore wind on the 18th could be something, but there’s no wave power for kite loops.

So, to sum it up: The best – and only – option in the entire 16-day window is that tiny, inconsistent bump on Saturday the 18th at Zaga. It’s not a standout; it’s just the only thing on the menu. Keep an eye on the forecasts, because it tends not to stay this flat forever.

Rusty.

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