Port Denison is a surf spot located along the coast, known for its uneven reef and decent waves. The break is outside the long breakwall and is generally best with South-West swells, making it a popular choice for local surfers. The area has a laid-back vibe, perfect for surfers looking to catch some fun waves without too much hassle. Access is straightforward, but you'll find it gets a bit crowded when the swell is on.

The surf at Port Denison mainly produces lefts breaking over the reef, and it’s suitable for intermediates who are looking for a bit more power without the heavy intimidation. On good days, the waves can reach around 4ft (about 1.2 meters) and provide long rides. The best time to surf here is with East winds and during low to mid tides, which help improve the wave shape. However, it typically needs a solid winter pulse to really get firing, and you'll want to be prepared for some rip currents out there.

Getting to the break requires a long walk over spiky reef, so be careful with your feet. While there’s a good chance to score quality surf, sometimes you might find it fickle, depending on conditions. You can see crayfish boats heading out to the nearby islands, and many surfers are aboard searching for the right spot to surf while fishing and diving opportunities are top-notch. If you’re keen to explore the more remote breaks around here, consider chartering a boat or even a seaplane, but make sure you have someone knowledgeable with you.