Erromardie is a surf spot located in a scenic bay with a mix of rocky areas and patches of sand. It's not the most consistent spot around, but it can be fun when conditions line up. The place tends to get crowded at times, so it's a good idea to be prepared for some company in the water. There are several campsites nearby, making it easy to spend a few days enjoying the surf and the outdoors.

The surf at Erromardie mainly features longer lefts that break across the central area in front of the lifeguard hut, which usually work best at mid tide and on the push. The waves can get pretty mellow if you're looking at a swell size of around 2ft (0.6 meters). The right-hander to the NE is a bit more challenging and is best reserved for more experienced surfers, especially at high tide, as it's close to the rocks and can produce some tricky drops and tubes. The optimal swell direction is Northwest, but the waves can come in from the West and North too. This spot tends to handle the varying swell sizes pretty well, but it's definitely geared for intermediate surfers who can handle a bit of unpredictability.

For the best conditions, you'll want to check the wind direction, as a SouthEast breeze is preferable. Make sure to keep an eye on the tide as both mid and high tides can offer different opportunities for riding waves at Erromardie. Overall, while it may not be the top surf spot out there, it still has its moments that can be enjoyed by those who appreciate a laid-back surf session.