Surf spot
Warriewood
Forecast conditions and map view for Warriewood in Australia, NSW, Sydney North. Open the interactive surf map to inspect wind, waves, and nearby spots.
- Country
- Australia, NSW, Sydney North
- Coordinates
- -33.6920, 151.3101
Warriewood (Sydney North, NSW) — Surf Spot Description
Warriewood is a beach break on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, sitting just north of Mona Vale and south of Narrabeen. It’s a relatively exposed, open-ocean setup, so it picks up plenty of swell and can offer fun, punchy waves when conditions line up.
Wave type
- Beach break
- Mostly sand-bottom
- Can form peaky lefts and rights
- Often best with a small to medium swell and clean offshore winds
Conditions
- Wave quality: Can be inconsistent, but when the sandbanks are good it can produce solid, hollow sections
- Crowds: Usually less crowded than some of the more famous nearby breaks, though it can still get busy on quality days
- Best wind: Westerly to southwesterly winds generally clean it up
- Swell exposure: Handles southeast and east swell well
Hazards / considerations
- Shifting sandbanks mean the peak can change often
- Can have strong rips and moving currents
- Beach break takeoffs may be steep or closeout-prone at times
- Like many Sydney beaches, conditions can change quickly with tide and swell direction
Best for
- Surfers looking for a fun, less-fussy beach break
- Intermediate surfers on clean, moderate days
- Shortboarders when the sandbanks are working
Overall vibe
Warriewood is a classic Northern Beaches beachie: not the most famous, but capable of really fun surf when the bank and swell line up. It’s a solid option if you want a local, open-beach wave with less hype than nearby marquee breaks.
