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Best on west offshore wind with east-southeast swell.
Expect it to get crowded when it turns on, and treat the rocky edge, urchins, and sharks as part of the session.
Ann Street Peaks is a north-end Dicky Beach peak zone with a local Caloundra surf reputation and a beach-and-reef mix that can throw long, orderly rides when the east-southeast pulse lines up. It sits in the same north-coast surf corridor that helps shape the area’s boardriding culture, and its reef influence makes it a more interesting session than a simple beach break. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Ann Street Peaks in Queensland.
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Best on west offshore wind with east-southeast swell.
Expect it to get crowded when it turns on, and treat the rocky edge, urchins, and sharks as part of the session.
Mid to high tide is the cleanest read, but the spot can show at all stages when the sand and reef shape are lining up.
Use the north-end Dicky Beach access and keep an eye on the reef shoulder as well as the open peaks.
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