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Southwest offshore is the clean lane, southeast swell is the main trigger, and bigger south pulses can also turn it on.
Pink Rocks is Broulee Islands classic north-eastern reef break, a powerful right with long walls and barrel sections that stands apart from the nearby beach surf. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Pink Rocks in New South Wales.
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Southwest offshore is the clean lane, southeast swell is the main trigger, and bigger south pulses can also turn it on.
Follow the Broulee Road and Harbour Drive access to the carpark, then walk the short island track to the point.
All tides work, but check whether the reef is standing up cleanly before paddling out.
The reef is rocky and hazard-heavy, with urchins, rips, and rocks, and the spot usually stays less crowded than the main beach breaks.
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