The Wave
South wind is the clean offshore lane, with some shelter from southwest winds.
West swell is the main trigger, and mid tide is the safest read.
Point Picquet is a quiet Cape Naturaliste point where a tide-shifting strip of white sand, red rocks, and small surf make it more of a scenic headland check than a marquee wave. On a mid-sized west swell it can run softly enough for an easier session, but the rips and rocks keep it honest. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Point Picquet in Western Australia.
Forecast
As of:
South wind is the clean offshore lane, with some shelter from southwest winds.
West swell is the main trigger, and mid tide is the safest read.
Access involves a clamber around the rocks, the white sand strip changes with the tide, and dangerous rips make this a careful check even when the lineup is quiet.
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