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Port Macquarie

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Timezone: Australia/Sydney
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Ideal surf conditions at Port Macquarie

Swell window
NE, ENE, E, ESE, SE, SSE, S
Best swell direction
SE
Swell size
1ft - 18ft
Swell breaks over
Sand
Wave directions
Right
Wind window
SW
Offshore wind
SW
Works at
Low, Mid, High
(Better on rising)
Skill Level
Beginner

Port Macquarie surf guide

Port Macquarie is a coastal town in New South Wales known for its laid-back vibe and beautiful beaches. It offers a range of short rocky beaches around town, including popular spots like Flagstaff and Flynns. The area is ideal for surfers looking to catch some waves, especially when the conditions line up right. The main surf spot is the north breakwall of the Hastings River, which is a go-to for consistent waves, especially when the swells are up.

The surf here works best with southeast swells and can handle sizes from 1ft (0.3 meters) up. You'll often find good rights breaking down the triangular bar trapped by the breakwall. The peaks stretch far to the north, making it a great spot to find your wave. The best times to surf are usually during low, mid, or high tides, and the wind from the southwest tends to be more favorable. This spot is also beginner-friendly, so it's a good place to get your feet wet if you're just starting out.

To get to Port Macquarie, you’ll need to take a car ferry across the Hastings River. Keep in mind that once you’re on the other side, facilities are limited, so be prepared. If you want to reach some of the waves further north, having a 4WD will be useful for accessing those spots. It’s a nice little adventure for surfers looking for a mix of different breaks in the area.

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