Ethel Wreck
Ethel Wreck is the famous wreck beach of Innes National Park and one of South Australia’s most photographed coastal landmarks, with the remains of the barque Ethel giving the spot its name and identity. When a clean southwest pulse and northeast breeze line up, it can throw lefts and rights over an uneven reef; otherwise it is fickle and can get ragged fast. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Ethel Wreck in South Australia.
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Northeast is the clean offshore lane, southwest swell is the main trigger, and low to mid tide is the best window.
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Northeast is the clean offshore lane, southwest swell is the main trigger, and low to mid tide is the best window.
Respect the local peak and watch for submerged hazards during lower tidal stages.
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