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The Wedge

Forecast conditions and map view for The Wedge in Australia, NSW, South Coast. Open the interactive surf map to inspect wind, waves, and nearby spots.

Country
Australia, NSW, South Coast
Coordinates
-34.6758, 150.8558

The Wedge on the South Coast of NSW is a little-known but highly exposed surf break that can pack a serious punch when the swell lines up. It’s a rocky, wedge-shaped reef/point-style setup that reflects incoming swell and can create steep, powerful takeoff zones with fast, hollow sections.

What it’s like

  • Wave type: Heavy, wedging reef break
  • Power: Strong and punchy; can get very intense on larger swells
  • Shape: Short, steep, and often fast
  • Best for: Experienced surfers who are comfortable with powerful, shallow waves

Conditions

  • Swell: Works best with solid southerly to south-east swell
  • Wind: Generally cleaner with offshore westerly or north-westerly winds
  • Tide: Can be sensitive to tide changes; mid-tide often offers the best balance, but local knowledge matters

Hazards

  • Shallow reef/rocky bottom
  • Strong surges and currents
  • Potentially heavy wipeouts
  • Limited forgiveness on takeoff

Vibe

It’s not usually a crowded, mainstream lineup—more of a raw, local, conditions-dependent wave than a regular everyday surf. When it’s on, it can be one of those spots that rewards patience, timing, and commitment.