The Wave
Dee Why Point wants south-to-southeast swell and a clean southwest wind.
Mid tide usually gives the best shape, with a bit of rising tide helping the section stand up.
Surf GuideNew South Wales
Dee Why Point
Dee Why Point is the technical point-end wave on the Dee Why Beach strip, with a right-hand reef line that lights up on south swell and clean southwest-sector offshore wind. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Dee Why Point in New South Wales.
Break TypePoint Break
Skill LevelAdvanced
LocationNew South Wales, AU
Forecast
- Waves 2-3 ft
- Period 6 s
- Wind N 10 kt
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Lineup Guide
Expect a more experienced crowd, rock hazards and localism; parking sits at James Meehan Reserve off The Strand.
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