Austinmer is a surf spot located in New South Wales, Australia. It's known for its variable beachbreaks, making it a popular choice for surfers of different skill levels. The spot features both Austinmer and Little Austinmer to the north, which can offer some decent waves depending on the conditions. It's a great place to hit the waves if you prefer a more laid-back environment, but be mindful that it can get busy at times.

The surf here really shines with north-east swells, but it can handle swells from the south-east as well. Wave heights can start from about 1ft (0.3m) and it's best to surf when the tide is low, mid, or high. Austinmer has both left and right beach breaks, although sometimes it can close out when the swells are above head-high. The rights off the pool tend to perform a bit better in larger conditions. You’ll also find some uneven reef and sandy areas, so be careful near the shore to avoid rocky patches.

As for the vibe, expect about a 7 for both consistency and crowds, which means it can get a bit crowded, especially on good days. It’s suitable for beginners who are looking to practice and improve their skills, especially when the conditions are more forgiving. For the best results, try to surf with winds coming from the north-west to make the most of the waves.