Star Jetty Cruise is located further south and features a 500m long pier built on stilts. The location offers minimal wind protection, so be prepared for some breezy conditions. To really enjoy what this spot has to offer, you'll want to hit it when there’s a big swell and early season sandbars, which can make a significant difference in the surf quality.

This surf spot works best with a north-east swell direction and can catch waves coming from the north and east. It handles swell sizes around 3 feet (approximately 1 meter) and breaks over sand, providing left and right waves that can be fun for all. The best wind direction is from the southwest, and it can be surfed at various tide heights—from low to mid to high. This makes it a decent choice for beginners looking to improve their skills without needing to tackle massive waves.

When heading to Star Jetty Cruise, keep in mind that the experience can vary based on sandbar formations and swell conditions. It’s always a good idea to check the surf report before you go to make the most of your session. Overall, this spot can be a decent option, especially if you’re keen on perfecting your surfing basics.