Spots / 🇦🇺 Australia / New South Wales
Hazards
Notorious right-hand slab off the Kurnell cliffs in Botany Bay National Park, popularised by the Bra Boys. One of Australia's heaviest and most dangerous waves.
Classic, heavy right-hand point in northern NSW — a National Surfing Reserve. Boulder bottom and a tight crowd of skilled locals.
Powerful left-hand slab on the South Coast near Kiama, often called Mystics. Heavy, square pits over shallow reef.
Open Northern Beaches beach break with quality peaks from the rip at the north end to the reef at the south. Holds size well.
Long right-hand point at Gerroa wrapping around Black Head into Seven Mile Beach. Mellow, scenic and a South Coast classic.
