Surfies Point

Surfies Point is a beach break located on the southeastern Australian coast facing northwest toward open ocean. The spot features a sandy beach with clear water showing lagoon characteristics, bordered by rocky headlands on the western side. Wave exposure is significant with consistent ocean swell reaching 1.78m average, though wind reliability is low at 13.7% annually. The spot works best with northeast to east winds providing side-shore conditions, allowing kiters to maintain position parallel to the beach. Water temperatures average 14.8°C requiring thermal protection. The terrain includes shallow sandy areas transitioning to deeper channels, with visible rocky outcrops creating natural hazards. This location suits intermediate kiters comfortable with moderate wave heights and variable conditions. The low wind reliability means sessions require patience and selective timing. Nearby residential development and potential boat traffic warrant awareness. Best sessions occur during higher wind events when side-shore conditions align with available swell.