Surf spot
bellambi point
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- Country
- Australia, NSW, Coal Coast
- Coordinates
- -34.3632, 150.9234
Bellambi Point is a well-known Coal Coast / South Coast NSW surf break just north of Wollongong, near the suburb of Bellambi. It’s a point-style reef/rock setup that can produce long, fun waves when the swell and direction line up.
Quick description
- Type: Point/reef break
- Best for: Intermediate to advanced surfers
- Wave style: Can be clean, rippable, and relatively long compared with beachies nearby
- Swell exposure: Best with a southerly to south-southeasterly swell
- Wind: Generally likes westerly / offshore winds
- Tide: Often works best around mid to higher tide, but it can be tide-sensitive depending on the size and direction of the swell
What it’s like
Bellambi Point can offer mellow, workable walls on smaller days and heavier, more powerful sections when the swell picks up. It’s known for having a distinct takeoff zone and a lined-up face, so positioning matters. When it’s on, it can be a quality local wave with good shape.
Conditions and hazards
- Rocky/reef bottom: Be cautious on entry/exit and during lower tide
- Crowds/localism: Can get crowded when conditions are good
- Marine life: Standard NSW surf hazards apply, including sharks and bluebottles at times
- Wave energy: Can be unforgiving on bigger swells, especially for less experienced surfers
Vibe
It’s a local NSW surf spot that tends to be appreciated by surfers who know the area and are comfortable in reef/point conditions. Not usually a beginner-friendly wave, but definitely a rewarding one when it’s working.
