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This Western Australian beach break is located along a remote coastline facing northwest toward the Indian Ocean. The shore comprises a wide sandy beach backed by sparse, arid scrubland typical of the region. The clear water-to-land interface shows shallow sandbanks extending offshore, with darker water indicating deeper channels beyond the immediate break zone. The spot is characterized by moderate, consistent small waves (1.71m average) suitable for progression and skill-building. However, wind reliability is notably low at 27.7%, requiring flexible scheduling. Best conditions occur with northeast winds providing side-shore flow parallel to the coast. The spacious beach layout offers ample room for launching and recovery. This location suits beginners and early intermediate riders seeking mellow, forgiving conditions. The shallow nearshore area demands careful launching technique and awareness of sandbank positions. Low population density means limited facilities and rescue support. Ideal visits align with higher wind windows during seasonal swells. Water temperature around 20.7°C requires consideration of suit requirements depending on season.