Surf spot
Newdicks Beach
Forecast conditions and map view for Newdicks Beach in New Zealand, New Zealand NI, Coromandel. Open the interactive surf map to inspect wind, waves, and nearby spots.
- Country
- New Zealand, New Zealand NI, Coromandel
- Coordinates
- -37.7438, 176.4710
Newdicks Beach is a beach break on the Coromandel Peninsula, North Island, New Zealand. It’s a scenic, relatively exposed surf spot with a laid-back, small-town feel and a mix of surf and beach-day appeal.
Surf character
- Type: Beach break
- Best for: Beginners to intermediate surfers, depending on the day
- Wave shape: Can offer fun, playful peaks with some hollow sections when the sand banks line up
- Consistency: Fairly exposed, so it can pick up swell, but conditions depend a lot on wind and sand movement
- Crowds: Usually lighter than many more famous NZ surf breaks
Conditions
- Swell: Works best with groundswell or moderate short-period swell hitting the beach at the right angle
- Wind: Offshore winds help clean it up; onshore winds can quickly make it messy
- Tide: Sandbars shift, so the best tide varies, but mid-tide is often a good place to start
Beach and surroundings
Newdicks Beach is known more broadly as a beautiful, remote-feeling coastal spot with a wide sandy shoreline and classic Coromandel scenery. It’s good for a relaxed surf session, a swim, or just enjoying the coast.
Things to know
- Conditions can change quickly because the beach relies on sandbanks.
- It’s best to check local reports before heading out.
- Since it’s a beach break, it may be more forgiving than reef or point breaks, but currents and rips can still be present.
