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Turn off Pacific Hwy about 2.5 Ks from Woolgoolga, then turn take first left, go to Arrawarra car park and either walk around the rocks and jump off or paddle out wide if it is a big day. English (Translate this text in English): Turn off Pacific Hwy about 2.5 Ks from Woolgoolga, then turn take first left, go to Arrawarra car park and either walk around the rocks and jump off or paddle out wide if it is a big day. English (Translate this text in English): Turn off Pacific Hwy about 2.5 Ks from Woolgoolga, then turn take first left, go to Arrawarra car park and either walk around the rocks and jump off or paddle out wide if it is a big day. English (Translate this text in English): Turn off Pacific Hwy about 2.5 Ks from Woolgoolga, then turn take first left, go to Arrawarra car park and either walk around the rocks and jump off or paddle out wide if it is a big day. DistanceTake a car WalkInstant access (< 5min) Easy to find?Easy to find Public access?Public access Special accessDon't know

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Follow the track around from the car park and go straight ahead find a spot to jump off from. If it's really working( big) keep following the headland around the corner until you almost run out land.

You have to be willing to sit in close to the rocks if you want the better waves.

It's definitely is a great wave with plenty of long wall to work with, there is a fairly hollow section inside depends on how much sand has moved...sizable sections for carves, cutbacks and off the top speed.

English (Translate this text in English): Follow the track around from the car park and go straight ahead find a spot to jump off from. If it's really working( big) keep following the headland around the corner until you almost run out land.

You have to be willing to sit in close to the rocks if you want the better waves.

It's definitely is a great wave with plenty of long wall to work with, there is a fairly hollow section inside depends on how much sand has moved...sizable sections for carves, cutbacks and off the top speed.

English (Translate this text in English): Follow the track around from the car park and go straight ahead find a spot to jump off from. If it's really working( big) keep following the headland around the corner until you almost run out land.

You have to be willing to sit in close to the rocks if you want the better waves.

It's definitely is a great wave with plenty of long wall to work with, there is a fairly hollow section inside depends on how much sand has moved...sizable sections for carves, cutbacks and off the top speed.

English (Translate this text in English): Follow the track around from the car park and go straight ahead find a spot to jump off from. If it's really working( big) keep following the headland around the corner until you almost run out land.

You have to be willing to sit in close to the rocks if you want the better waves.

It's definitely is a great wave with plenty of long wall to work with, there is a fairly hollow section inside depends on how much sand has moved...sizable sections for carves, cutbacks and off the top speed.

Atmosphere

I have surfed this spot many times, from very small (low tide) 2/3 ft up to 8/10 ft. It is a very safe place to surf. The rocks can freak you out if you are not used to surfing in and around but you can avoid them by paddling out to the line up ( I wouldn't unless the tide is on your side or a boat) and by sitting out on the shoulder where you can get a second phase ride ( not nearly as good as from deeper inside).

English (Translate this text in English): I have surfed this spot many times, from very small (low tide) 2/3 ft up to 8/10 ft. It is a very safe place to surf. The rocks can freak you out if you are not used to surfing in and around but you can avoid them by paddling out to the line up ( I wouldn't unless the tide is on your side or a boat) and by sitting out on the shoulder where you can get a second phase ride ( not nearly as good as from deeper inside).

English (Translate this text in English): I have surfed this spot many times, from very small (low tide) 2/3 ft up to 8/10 ft. It is a very safe place to surf. The rocks can freak you out if you are not used to surfing in and around but you can avoid them by paddling out to the line up ( I wouldn't unless the tide is on your side or a boat) and by sitting out on the shoulder where you can get a second phase ride ( not nearly as good as from deeper inside).

English (Translate this text in English): I have surfed this spot many times, from very small (low tide) 2/3 ft up to 8/10 ft. It is a very safe place to surf. The rocks can freak you out if you are not used to surfing in and around but you can avoid them by paddling out to the line up ( I wouldn't unless the tide is on your side or a boat) and by sitting out on the shoulder where you can get a second phase ride ( not nearly as good as from deeper inside).

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mad on a 6 foot swell

English (Translate this text in English): mad on a 6 foot swell

English (Translate this text in English): mad on a 6 foot swell

English (Translate this text in English): mad on a 6 foot swell

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