Woolamai is an open ocean beach break located on Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia, facing northeast toward the Tasman Sea. The spot features a long sandy beach with consistent swell exposure and visible wave patterns along the entire coastline. The northeastern orientation provides natural exposure to Southern Ocean swells, creating regular wave conditions year-round. Side-shore winds from the northwest (315°) are ideal for kitesurfing, providing safe offshore conditions relative to shore. However, the spot presents challenges: wind reliability is notably low at 13.7%, meaning sessions may be limited to specific weather windows. Water temperatures average 14.9°C, requiring appropriate thermal protection. The visible residential development on the eastern portion restricts launch areas, concentrating activity near the rocky sections. Average wave heights of 1.78m with rough water conditions suggest intermediate skill requirements. This spot suits intermediate kiters comfortable with open ocean conditions and capable of managing stronger currents. Best sessions occur when northwest winds align with moderate swell, typically during autumn and winter months.