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beerbarral beach

Forecast conditions and map view for beerbarral beach in Australia, TAS, East Coast. Open the interactive surf map to inspect wind, waves, and nearby spots.

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Australia, TAS, East Coast
Coordinates
-41.2839, 148.3521

Beerbarral Beach on Tasmania’s East Coast is a remote, exposed surf beach with a wild, natural feel. It typically picks up plenty of swell thanks to its open-ocean exposure, and it can produce fun beachbreak peaks when the sand lines up well. Because it’s a beachbreak, conditions can change quickly with tides, swell direction, and recent winds.

What it’s generally like: - Wave type: Beachbreak - Best for: Surfers comfortable with variable, often powerful conditions - Swell exposure: Good exposure to Southern Ocean and Tasman Sea swell - Wind: Usually wants offshore or light winds; onshore winds can make it messy fast - Sandbanks: Can shift seasonally, so quality varies

Things to keep in mind: - It may be bigger and more powerful than it looks when a strong swell hits. - Like many Tasmanian east coast beaches, it can be isolated and less forgiving. - Check for rips, sweep, and changing sandbars before paddling out. - Best sessions often come after a period of calm weather that has allowed banks to shape up.