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Putty beach point

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Country
Australia, NSW, Central
Coordinates
-33.5313, 151.3731

Putty Beach Point is a small, relatively quiet surf spot on the Central Coast of New South Wales, Australia, near Killcare and the southern end of Bouddi National Park.

Quick overview

  • Type: Point/reef-style surf break
  • Best for: Intermediate to advanced surfers, depending on swell and tide
  • Wave character: Can offer cleaner, more organized right-hand peelers on the right swell
  • Exposure: More protected than open beaches, so it can stay surfable when other spots are messy

What it’s like

Putty Beach Point tends to work best with: - East or southeast swell - Moderate offshore winds for grooming - Mid to incoming tide often improving shape, though this can vary

Because it’s a pointy section near a headland, the waves can be more directional and predictable than a beach break, but conditions can still change quickly with swell direction and tide. On smaller days, it may be mellow and cruisy; on bigger swells, it can become fast and punchy.

Spot character

  • Crowds: Usually lighter than nearby more famous Central Coast breaks, but can get busy when conditions line up
  • Hazards: Rocks, shallow sections, and variable takeoff zones
  • Best suited for: Surfers comfortable reading a lineup and managing a takeoff near rocks/structure

Surroundings

The area is scenic and backed by bushland and national park, with Putty Beach itself being a beautiful, sheltered beach. The setting is one of the big attractions—this is as much about the coastal environment as the wave.

Summary

If you’re looking for a scenic Central Coast wave with point-break qualities, Putty Beach Point can be a fun option, especially when a clean swell wraps into the headland. It’s generally not a heavy, world-class wave, but it can deliver quality, user-friendly surf in the right conditions.