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Southeast is the clean lane, east-northeast swell is the main trigger, and mid tide is the best starting point.
Surf GuideQueensland
Noosa - Tea Tree Bay
Tea Tree Bay is the famous Noosa National Park point break: a walk-in bay with long, steeper lines, a rocky shoreline, and the kind of crowd magnet reputation that makes it one of the most recognizable waves on the Sunshine Coast. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Noosa - Tea Tree Bay in Queensland.
Break TypePoint Break
Skill LevelIntermediate - Advanced
LocationQueensland, AU
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The walk from the headland or Boiling Pot keeps the spot quiet on access but busy in the water, and rocks, urchins, sharks, jellyfish, and strong crowd pressure are the main watchouts.
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