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Best on a west-southwest swell with easterly to northeast offshore winds.
It can work through most tide stages, but a mid-tide push usually looks cleaner.
Bunbury Clam is Bunbury's named city-front beach break, tucked between Hungry Hollow and the surf club. It has an easy walk-on setup, a recognisable local nickname, and enough reef-shelf energy underneath the sand to give it a punchier feel than a generic town beach. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Bunbury Clam in Western Australia.
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Best on a west-southwest swell with easterly to northeast offshore winds.
It can work through most tide stages, but a mid-tide push usually looks cleaner.
Public access is immediate from the Bunbury waterfront, with the drain-pipe landmark helping you line it up.
Expect a quieter lineup most days, but watch for localism and shallow reefy edges when the bank or shelf shifts.
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