Drummonds Point is Geraldton's heavier reef point in Glenfield, a wide A-frame that shapes up off the Drummond Cove coastline. It can swing into a left-leaning peak on the right swell and wind combo, with a mushier middle section when the reef is less lined up. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Drummonds Point in Western Australia.
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Access runs through Drummond Cove with a 4x4 track, or you can park and walk around to the point.
The point needs enough southwest swell to wrap the reef and build the A-frame, with east winds keeping the line cleaner.
Mid and high tide are the cleanest windows, although low tide can still work if you can cross the channel or reef carefully.
The reef is shallow, rips and localism are real, and the spot can crowd up on a good weekend.
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