About

not the most epic of waves but catch on the right tide and swell , your guaranteed to have barrels of laughs . will hold up to 3ft with anything bigger being a bit rough and somewhat unsurfable . in extremely rare and perfect conditions , it can produce a whopping 6-8ft righthander for a good 50 + metres into a massive closeout . Be careful of exposed rocks on the lower tide and a rip that will push you towards the rocks . generally a fun wave .

Atmosphere:
chances are you and your mates will be the only ones surfing there so the atmosphere is what you make of it . this wave is uncrowded and will make up for conselation when you look back up towards the main beach and see 50+ people battling it out for sloppy 2ft . . .

Additional Info:
A rarely surfed spot that can produce the goods on the right day . uncrowded which makes a nice change .

Location

Access

As you get to Newcastle beach , walk south until you reach the skatepark . Parallel to the skatepark is south Newcastle beach , paddle out through south Newcastle and then paddle south a little more until you almost reach the rocky point .

Wave Characteristics

Ideal Conditions

Crowd

Dangers

Rips / undertow, Rocks

Videos

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