Egg Farms

Egg Farms (Perth South, WA, Australia) is a local surf break in the Perth South / Mandurah-to-Pinjarra region of Western Australia, known more as a quiet regional spot than a famous headline reef or point.

General description

• Wave type: Typically a beachbreak or mixed sand/reef setup, depending on the exact section and season.
• Conditions: Can be peaky and fun when the swell lines up, but quality is often variable because of shifting sand and local wind exposure.
• Best on: Clean offshore winds and a solid west/southwest swell.
• Crowds: Usually low to moderate, especially compared with Perth’s better-known metro beaches.
• Vibe: More local and low-key; not usually a destination spot for visitors unless conditions are right.

What it’s like to surf

• Can offer short, punchy rides rather than long point-style walls.
• Best for surfers who like fickle but rewarding beachbreaks.
• May work best at mid tide depending on sand movement and nearby structure.
• Like many spots in this area, it can be influenced by winds, bars, and seasonal sand banks.

Considerations

• Hazards: Watch for rips, changing banks, and shallow sections if it’s breaking over sand/reef.
• Best suited for: Intermediate surfers on a good day, though beginners may find smaller, softer conditions manageable.
• Access: Typically reached by local roads and coastal access points; exact access can vary.