Surf spot
One mile point
Forecast conditions and map view for One mile point in Australia, NSW, Newcastle. Open the interactive surf map to inspect wind, waves, and nearby spots.
- Country
- Australia, NSW, Newcastle
- Coordinates
- -32.7794, 152.1201
One Mile Point in Newcastle, NSW is a coastal surf break area known for its exposed beach and point-style waves along the Newcastle coastline. It sits in a region with plenty of consistent east and northeast swell exposure, so when the conditions line up it can produce fun, rippable surf.
General description
- Type of surf spot: Beach/point-style break depending on sand and swell direction
- Location: Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia
- Exposure: Open to ocean swell, so it can pick up plenty of energy
- Best for: Intermediate surfers when it’s clean and medium-sized; more advanced surfers if it gets larger or more powerful
Wave characteristics
- Can offer clean, workable walls on the right swell
- Shape is often influenced by sand movement, tides, and swell direction
- Likely to be better on offshore winds and during periods of moderate swell
- Can become fast and punchy when the swell increases
Conditions to look for
- Swells from the E/NE often tend to be most productive in this part of NSW
- Winds from the W/SW are typically cleaner
- Mid tide may be a good starting point, though this depends on sandbanks and the exact section
Things to keep in mind
- Like many Newcastle-area breaks, it can be crowded when conditions are good
- Being an open coast spot, it may be affected by shifting sand, rips, and changing banks
- Conditions can vary a lot from one session to the next
