Gold Coast Beachbreaks surf forecast guide
Gold Coast Beachbreaks is a surf spot located along the coastline that's known for its scattered sand-bottom peaks. It offers a variety of waves depending on the swell and tide conditions, making it an interesting place for surfers. You can access the spot easily by parking along PCH. This beachbreak sees a low to mid crowd factor, so you can usually find some space to surf without too many people around. The local vibe is pretty chill, with no real heavy localism to worry about.
The surf at Gold Coast Beachbreaks can vary quite a bit. It handles swell sizes from about 2ft to 5ft (0.6 to 1.5 meters) and works best with swell coming from the South, SouthEast, West, or WestNorthWest. When the conditions are right, you'll find both right and left breaking waves that can be fun for surfers of all levels, including beginners and intermediates. The best time to catch waves here is during low to mid or mid to high tide, with the wind ideally blowing from the NorthNorthEast, NorthEast, or East. However, be prepared for some closeouts on the bigger days, and it’s a good idea to keep an eye on the forecast for mix swells.
As for the environment, it can get a bit rough after rain, but overall, it's manageable. The bottom is sandy, which is good for those who might not want to deal with rocks. Just watch out for any boulders that might get tossed around if the waves are large. This spot is surfable year-round, making it a versatile choice for local surfers. Board types that work well here include shortboards, fish, funboards, longboards, bodyboards, and even for some skimming or bodysurfing if the conditions allow.
