The spots
24 spotsAngourie Point
Classic, heavy right-hand point in northern NSW — a National Surfing Reserve. Boulder bottom and a tight crowd of skilled locals.
Aussie Pipe (Mystics)
Powerful left-hand slab on the South Coast near Kiama, often called Mystics. Heavy, square pits over shallow reef.
Avalon Beach
Open Northern Beaches beach break with quality peaks from the rip at the north end to the reef at the south. Holds size well.
Black Rock (Gerroa)
Long right-hand point at Gerroa wrapping around Black Head into Seven Mile Beach. Mellow, scenic and a South Coast classic.
Bombo Beach
Punchy beach break just north of Kiama with consistent hollow peaks. A go-to South Coast option when sand and swell line up.
Bondi Beach
Sydney's most famous beach, with consistent peaks at the south end and learner waves at the north. Always crowded, always picks up sw...
Broken Head
Right-hand point south of Byron Bay with a long, walling wave. Less of a circus than The Pass when there's swell.
Bronte Beach
Small Sydney beach with a punchy shorebreak and a heavy reef at the south end. Local-flavoured and picks up more swell than its size sugg...
Cape Solander (Ours)
Notorious right-hand slab off the Kurnell cliffs in Botany Bay National Park, popularised by the Bra Boys. One of Australia's heavies...
Cathedral Rocks (Kiama)
Heavy right-hand reef/slab on the Kiama coast. A dangerous, powerful wave for advanced surfers only.
Crescent Head
Long, mellow right-hand point on the mid-north coast and a National Surfing Reserve. A famously friendly, classic Australian point wave.
Dee Why Point
Northern Beaches right-hand reef/point at the south end of Dee Why. A heavy, fast wave that's a Sydney bodyboarding staple.
Duranbah
Punchy east-facing beach break just south of Point Danger, technically NSW's most northern break. Famously consistent A-frames and th...
Garie Beach
Royal National Park beach south of Sydney. Powerful, uncrowded peaks and quality banks in autumn.
Lennox Head
Long, world-class right-hand point south of Byron Bay. A boulder-bottom wave that produces seemingly endless walls on a clean SE swell.
Manly Beach
Sydney's most iconic city beach. Open sand peaks from Queenscliff to Shelly Beach, with something for every level.
Maroubra
Sydney's south-east power beach. Heavy peaks, strong rips and a serious local scene — a long-time bodyboarding stronghold.
North Narrabeen
Northern Beaches sand-and-reef setup at the mouth of Narrabeen Lake. Heavy, hollow lefts and rights and the breeding ground of countless ...
Sandon Point
Long right-hand point break in Bulli, north of Wollongong. A high-quality wave that's been a centre of NSW surfing culture for decades.
Scotts Head
Right-hand point on the mid-north coast that walls up nicely on a clean SE swell. Less crowded than Crescent and a long sand-bottom ride.
Shark Island
Cronulla's iconic right-hand slab off the island, one of the world's premier bodyboarding waves. Shallow, square barrels and a fi...
The Pass (Byron Bay)
Mellow right-hand point on the north side of Cape Byron, sheltered from S winds. Long, easy walls and one of Australia's most crowded...
Voodoo (Voodoo Point)
Heavy left-hand slab on the Kurnell peninsula south of Cape Solander. Big, dangerous and only ridden on the right conditions.
Wategos (Byron Bay)
Sheltered north-facing beach at Cape Byron. Mellow waves protected from southerlies — a learner classic.