Surf spot
Wallabi point
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- Country
- Australia, NSW, Mid North Coast
- Coordinates
- -31.9993, 152.5764
Wallabi Point is a quiet Mid North Coast, NSW surf break near Saltwater National Park, between Old Bar and Black Head. It’s known for a more laid-back, uncrowded feel compared with many better-known NSW surf spots.
Surf character
- Type: Beachbreak with nearby headland influence
- Best with: Moderate to larger east or southeast swell
- Wind: Generally best in west to southwest winds offshore
- Wave quality: Can offer clean, punchy peaks when conditions line up, but can also be fickle and change with sand movement
- Skill level: More suited to intermediate surfers and above, though smaller days can be manageable for learners depending on where the peaks are
What it’s like
Wallabi Point tends to have a natural, open-beach feel with a pretty scenic backdrop. Because it’s less urbanized, the area is popular with locals, beachgoers, and people looking for a quieter surf session rather than a crowded lineup.
Conditions to watch
- Sandbanks can shift, so the break can vary a lot from season to season
- Strong rips can form on bigger days
- Exposed to swell and wind, so it can get messy quickly if the wind swings onshore
Vibe
- Relaxed and local
- Less crowded than many more famous Mid North Coast breaks
- Good option if you’re exploring the coastline and want a surf spot with a more natural setting
