Surf spot
Booti Booti National Park
Forecast conditions and map view for Booti Booti National Park in Australia, NSW, Mid North Coast. Open the interactive surf map to inspect wind, waves, and nearby spots.
- Country
- Australia, NSW, Mid North Coast
- Coordinates
- -32.3121, 152.5234
Booti Booti National Park on the NSW Mid North Coast is a scenic surf area known more for its beautiful coastline than for big, heavy waves. The park sits between Forster and Pacific Palms and includes a mix of beaches, headlands, and sheltered coves.
Surf vibe
- Wave type: Mostly beach breaks with some fun peaks along the coast
- Best for: Beginners to intermediates, depending on the day and sandbanks
- Conditions: Can range from mellow, clean surf to punchier beach breaks when swell and wind line up
- Crowds: Usually less hectic than major urban beaches, though popular sections can still get busy in good conditions
Spot characteristics
- Scenery: One of the main highlights — forested headlands, dunes, and clear coastal views
- Beach setup: Long stretches of sand with exposed sections that pick up swell well
- Shelter: Some areas are more protected from wind and swell than open beaches nearby
- Hazards: Rips can be strong, and conditions can change quickly with swell, tide, and sand movement
When it’s best
- A moderate east or southeast swell usually brings the most usable waves
- Light offshore winds help clean up the faces
- Sandbanks can shift seasonally, so the best peaks may move around
Overall
Booti Booti National Park is a great option if you want a relaxed North Coast surf session with a beautiful natural backdrop. It’s less about one famous “point” or ultra-consistent break and more about exploring the coastline for fun, uncrowded beachies when the conditions are right.
