Curl Curl Point is a reliable northern beaches point break at Curl Curl Head, with a left-running wall that prefers southeast swell and northwest wind. It is exposed, often crowded, and more about timing the window than chasing novelty. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Curl Curl Point in New South Wales.
Forecast
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Northwest wind is the clean lane, the best surf shows when southeast energy lines up, and low tide exposes more of the inside rocks, so the real check is whether the point is still standing up cleanly on the sets.
Treat it like a crowded urban point on the northern beaches.
Watch rocks, rips, and sharks, and expect the lineup to be busy when it turns on.
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