The Wall in Cronulla is a well-known surf spot among locals and visitors alike. This beach has a stretch of above-average beachbreaks that work well for surfers of various skill levels. With its curved shape, The Wall offers a bit more protection from southern swells compared to the breaks to the north. It can get pretty crowded, especially on good days, so be prepared for some competition in the water.

When it comes to surfing, The Wall is best with Southeast swells. It also picks up swells from the NorthEast and South, making it quite versatile. The waves can handle sizes from 0.3 meters (1 ft) to larger swells, offering options for different abilities. You can find both left and right waves breaking over sand, which is good for beginners to practice on. The ideal conditions usually happen with a combination of a Southeast swell and a Northwest wind. Regardless of the tide, The Wall is surfable at low, mid, and high, but keep in mind that the crowd can change the vibe of the session.

Given its popularity, the atmosphere at The Wall can get a bit intense on the better days, so it’s wise to be mindful of the locals and the space around you. Just have fun and be respectful in the lineup, and you'll have a decent session here.