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South-southwest winds clean it up, east to southeast swell is the useful window, and mid tide is the easiest shape on smaller days.
The inside section gets steeper and more pitching as size builds.
Arrawarra Point is the headland point at Arrawarra Beach north of Coffs Harbour, a well-known right-hand point break with a local logger reputation, a sand-and-rock bottom, and a more serious feel than the nearby learner-friendly beach break. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Arrawarra Point in New South Wales.
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South-southwest winds clean it up, east to southeast swell is the useful window, and mid tide is the easiest shape on smaller days.
The inside section gets steeper and more pitching as size builds.
Parking is near the creek-mouth access with a short walk-in from the beach road.
Rocks, sharks, and locals are the main hazards, and the lineup is most useful when size and crowd stay moderate.
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