Point Roadnight is located near Anglesea and is a spot that draws both beginners and more experienced surfers. This area typically has some decent beach breaks suitable for learning. The waves can be fun, especially for those who enjoy a mellow ride. However, to really enjoy Point Roadnight, you’ll want to catch it at the right time, as it needs a good S-SE swell to perform well. With a rocky finger providing some shelter from SW-W winds, it does offer a chance for decent conditions on the right days.

When it comes to the surf here, Point Roadnight works best with a southeast swell, which can hit at sizes around 6ft (about 1.8 meters). The waves break over sand and tend to form right-hand point rides that can give long rides if you’re lucky. For the best experience, aim for low to mid tide, and keep an eye on winds coming from the west. It’s a good spot for beginners to practice and get comfortable on a board, but like any surf spot, it requires the right conditions to really shine.

If you’re planning to surf here, be aware that while it can be a fun spot, it may not always be firing. It’s wise to check the swell and wind directions before heading out. Also, consider that the wave quality can vary, so keep your expectations in check and enjoy the ride!