The Wave
Southwest to south-southwest winds are the clean lane.
Southeast swell is the stable trigger, with east as a useful backup.
The wave likes a dropping mid-low tide, and sand on the ledge can sharpen the line.
Hat Head is the right-hand point break at Hat Head village in Hat Head National Park, a rock-ledged surf with a strong local park identity when sand builds on the ledge. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Hat Head in New South Wales.
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Southwest to south-southwest winds are the clean lane.
Southeast swell is the stable trigger, with east as a useful backup.
The wave likes a dropping mid-low tide, and sand on the ledge can sharpen the line.
Beach car park access is straightforward, but the paddle back up the point can be long, and sharks and currents are the main hazards.
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