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North wall

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Country
Australia, NSW, North
Coordinates
-28.8630, 153.5982

North Wall is a well-known surf break in Northern New South Wales, Australia, near the Clarence River mouth at Yamba. It’s a classic rock wall/point-style wave that can offer long, clean rides when the swell and sandbanks line up.

What it’s like

  • Wave type: A breaking wave peeling along a man-made rock wall
  • Best on: Southeast to east swell with light west/offshore winds
  • Wave quality: Can be very good when banks set up, with fast, punchy sections
  • Crowds: Often popular and crowded, especially when conditions are good

Surf style

  • Suits intermediate to advanced surfers
  • Can handle shortboards well, but also works for funboards when it’s softer
  • At bigger sizes it can get powerful and heavy, especially near the wall and river mouth currents

Hazards

  • Strong currents around the river mouth
  • Rocks and structure close to the takeoff and ride line
  • Can be a bit shifty depending on sand movement

Best time

  • Typically best during autumn and winter for more consistent swell
  • Early mornings often provide the cleanest conditions