Boneyard is the sheltered pebbly reef break on the northern side of Bombo peninsula, accessed from Cliff Drive or by foot from North Bombo. It has a secluded cove feel, a right-hand reef break identity, and a reef-wave character that makes it more memorable than a generic beach pocket. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Boneyard in New South Wales.
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West-northwest offshore wind is the cleaner window, south winds get some shelter, southeast swell is the main energy, and mid tide on the rise is the best shape.
The setting is scenic enough that picnic, snorkel, and stand-up paddleboard users share the same cove with surfers.
Access is from Cliff Drive in Kiama Downs or by foot from North Bombo.
The spot is secluded and rarely crowded, but sharks have been sighted and the reef can turn complex when the swell gets over two metres.
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