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South-southwest offshore keeps Warriewood clean, east-southeast swell is the main guide, and the beach is usually best at the north end.
Check whether the rights are actually standing up before paddling out.
Surf GuideNew South Wales
Warriewood
Warriewood is the exposed beach and pointy north-end section of the Warriewood corridor, a 500-metre stretch between Mona Vale Headland and Turimetta Head. It is a reliable Northern Beaches surf zone with decent rights near the cliff base when the banks and ESE swell line up, but it still feels like a busy open beach rather than a hidden peak. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Warriewood in New South Wales.
Break TypeBeach Break
Skill LevelIntermediate - Advanced
LocationNew South Wales, AU
Forecast
- Waves 1 ft
- Period 4 s
- Wind NE 13 kt
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A slightly fuller mid-stage tide usually helps the north-end rights, but the real read is bank shape and current.
The beach is not patrolled, access is easy from the surf club and frontage, and the main hazards are strong shorebreak, rips, rocks, pollution, and a lineup that can get crowded when the surf is working.
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