Zaga (Koroni) Surf Forecast and Surf Report

G’day, Rusty here. Well, I’ve had a good look at what’s on offer over the next couple of weeks, and I gotta tell ya—it’s a tough one for this stretch of coast. We’re looking at a solid dry spell with barely a ripple for most of the period, so you’ll wanna keep your expectations in check.

The only spot that gets a mention is Zaga (Koroni), a beach and point break that’s sheltered and set up for beginners. But here’s the kicker: it’s a spot that rarely breaks, so you’re really banking on a bit of luck. The water’s sitting at a warm 80°, and that’s about 4° warmer than what you’d expect for this time of year—definitely a touch warmer than normal, so the swim trunks are fine.

Now, right through the first week, from Monday the 13th of July right up to the start of the third week, there’s next to nothing. We’ve got days of glassy mornings and clean conditions, but the swell is a flat zero. Tuesday the 14th afternoon flirts with a tiny 1 ft swell from the SW at a short 2-second period, but that’s more of a wobble than a wave—combined energy is just 1 (yes, one), so forget it. The wind’s blowing 16 mph cross-off, which is a mess for such a tiny wave.

The pattern keeps up day after day: clear skies, light breezes or glass, but no surf. It isn’t until Tuesday the 21st of July that we see a whisper of life—0.7 ft from the SSW with a period of 3–4 seconds. Again, that’s barely a bump, with combined energy at 1. The morning’s glassy, but it’s not enough to paddle for.

From there, it’s another dead run right through to the end of the forecast on Tuesday the 28th of July. No swell, no recommendations, just clean flat spells. For a break that’s rarely breaking anyway, this blank run is pretty normal for the area. Don’t let it get ya down—forecasts can change, and it tends not to stay this poor for long. For now, this setup is more interesting for a swim or a sunbake than a surf. No standout days here, folks.

Stay patient, Rusty.

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