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Southwest to west winds are the clean lane, southeast swell is the main trigger, and mid tide is the broad sweet spot even though the break is inconsistent.
Expect rocks, urchins, rips, sharks, and a quiet lineup when it turns on.
Bunga Head is the exposed park headland point break in Mimosa Rocks National Park, a low-frequency South Coast wave that needs southeast swell and a southwest to west offshore wind to line up. It is more of a remote park headland session than a regular town beach, and it can be excellent when it does work. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Bunga Head in New South Wales.
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Southwest to west winds are the clean lane, southeast swell is the main trigger, and mid tide is the broad sweet spot even though the break is inconsistent.
Expect rocks, urchins, rips, sharks, and a quiet lineup when it turns on.
Access is from the Mimosa Rocks park headland.
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