Suffolk Park
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Swl 3
2.0ft 5s.
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2.3ft 10s.
46kJ
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2.5ft 9s.
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Suffolk Park surf guide

Suffolk Park is a laid-back surf spot located near Byron Bay. It’s known for its relaxed vibe and beautiful surroundings, making it a nice place to catch some waves. The area has a friendly community of surfers, and its streets are quiet, so you can enjoy a more peaceful surfing experience compared to busier beaches nearby.

The surf at Suffolk Park can be fun, especially when the conditions are right. It works best on an east swell, with optimal swell directions coming from the northeast and south. You can expect waves of about 0.3 meters (1 ft) to overhead sizes. This spot offers both left and right beach breaks over soft sand, making it accessible for beginners. The preferred wind direction is from the west, and the tide can be low, mid, or high, so there's flexibility with timing. While it may not be on par with Tallows, it has its own charm, especially if you catch it just right.

Although there can be some rips, the setup provides several peaks, which helps spread out the crowd. While you might encounter a few locals, the atmosphere remains chill, so you can enjoy your session without feeling pressured. Just keep an eye on the surf conditions and get in before the wind kicks up!

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Suffolk Park
New South Wales, Australia
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Flat Rock Ballina
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