New South Wales Surf Reports and Surf Forecasts

New South Wales, home to Sydney and Byron Bay is an epicentre of world surfing. South-east facing, the coastline picks up any west swells and some north-easterly during summer, including the occasional cyclone swell. In the main south-east swells only arrive during the winter. Dominant winds are cross-shore from the south apart from in summer when it switches to the north. Byron is famed for its long sandy point and the region boasts a profusion of sandy beaches and reefs. Sydney is of course famed for city surfing at its many beaches. First surfed by Duke Kahanamoku in 1914 surfing is extremely popular with an estimated 350,000 surfers spread along its 750 mile coastline. Water temperatures vary from 19 to 25°C or 66 to 77°F.

Angourie Point   Anna Bay  Arrawarra  Aussie Pipe (Summercloud Bay)  Austinmer Beach  Ballina  Bar Beach (Dixon Park)  Bermagui  Bombo  Boomerang Beach  Box Head  Brooms Head   Broulee  Brunswick Heads  Byron Bay  Cabarita  Clarence River  Coffs Harbour  Crescent Head  Duranbah  Emerald Beach  Evans Head  Forster  Kingscliff  Lennox Head  Meribula  Mollymook  Moonee Creek  Newcastle  Newport Beach  North Haven  Old Bar  Pippi Beach   Port Macquarie  Pottsville  Redhead  Sawtell  Scotts Head  Seal Rocks  Seven Mile Beach  Shelly Beach  Shoal Bay  Sussex Inlet  Swansea   Sydney (Bondi)  Sydney (Cronulla)  Sydney (Curl Curl)  Sydney (Dee Why)  Sydney (Manly)  Sydney (North Narrabeen)  Tallows  The Farm  Turners Beach   Turners Wall   Valla  Wollongong  Wombarra 

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