Wind Days = % of days with 12–35 knot average wind speed (ideal kiting conditions). Based on 4 years of historical weather data.
0%
Avg Wind Days
year-round
4.7kts
Avg Wind
year-round
19°
Avg Temp
4yrs
Data History
analyzed
Spot Overview
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Beach BreakSpot Type
BeginnerSkill Level
NW315°Best Wind
Waves breaking on sandy bottom, varied conditions
About This Spot
Nambucca Heads is a coastal beach break located on the mid-north coast of New South Wales, Australia. The spot features a northeast-facing shoreline with sandy beaches bordered by dense vegetation and residential development. The area includes several distinct beach sections separated by rocky outcrops and headlands. Wind reliability is notably low at 0.4%, indicating highly variable conditions typical of this Australian coastal region. Average wave height of 1.59m suggests modest swell exposure, likely requiring larger groundswell events or storm systems to generate worthwhile conditions. The spot suits beginner to early intermediate kiters during favorable wind windows, particularly with northwesterly winds running side-shore. Water conditions appear rough but manageable. Key considerations include shallow areas near shore requiring careful launching and landing, rocky formations that demand navigation skills, and the low wind consistency that makes planning essential. The protected bays visible in the satellite imagery may offer alternative launch zones during difficult conditions. Local knowledge of seasonal wind patterns and tidal influences is recommended.