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One Mile Beach

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Country
Australia, NSW, Mid North Coast
Coordinates
-32.7740, 152.1263

One Mile Beach is a well-known surf beach on the NSW Mid North Coast near Forster/Tuncurry, offering a long, open stretch of sand that can handle a wide range of conditions. It’s a classic beachbreak with shifting sandbanks, so the quality changes often, but when the banks align it can produce fun, punchy peaks and long walls across multiple peaks along the beach.

Surf characteristics

  • Wave type: Beachbreak
  • Best for: Beginners to advanced surfers, depending on the swell and bank setup
  • Wave quality: Can be very fun when sandbanks are good, but variable
  • Wave direction: Works best with a mix of swell directions; shape changes with bank position
  • Bottom: Sandy
  • Crowd factor: Can get busy, especially in good conditions and during holidays
  • Hazards: Shore dump, rips, and changing sandbanks

Conditions and seasons

  • Swell: Usually picks up east and southeast swells well
  • Wind: Offshore to light westerly winds are generally best
  • Tide: Often works best around mid to low tide depending on the bank
  • Season: Can surf year-round, with more consistent and powerful swells in autumn and winter, and smaller, more manageable waves in summer

Vibe

One Mile Beach has a relaxed coastal feel with plenty of space, but the surf can still be lively and competitive when conditions improve. Because it’s open and exposed, it’s a good spot to check multiple peaks and choose the best setup on the day.