Lineup Guide
Low to mid tide usually gives the best shape when the reef is small; higher water still works but softens the takeoff.
South swell and north-northeast offshore wind are the cleanest read, and the exit is rocky and awkward.
Voodoo is a heavy left-hand reef at Kurnell, a remote Sydney South slab with a serious takeoff and a well-earned reputation for firing on southerly swell and north-northeast offshore wind. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Voodoo in New South Wales.
Forecast
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Low to mid tide usually gives the best shape when the reef is small; higher water still works but softens the takeoff.
South swell and north-northeast offshore wind are the cleanest read, and the exit is rocky and awkward.
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