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Follow signs to Cruden Bay then follow sign to beach parking. Break is just off the harbour wall and other beach breaks possible further down the beach. English (Translate this text in English): Follow signs to Cruden Bay then follow sign to beach parking. Break is just off the harbour wall and other beach breaks possible further down the beach. English (Translate this text in English): Follow signs to Cruden Bay then follow sign to beach parking. Break is just off the harbour wall and other beach breaks possible further down the beach. English (Translate this text in English): Follow signs to Cruden Bay then follow sign to beach parking. Break is just off the harbour wall and other beach breaks possible further down the beach. DistanceDay trip WalkInstant access (< 5min) Easy to find?Easy to find Public access?Public access Special accessDon't know

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Atmosphere

One of those places you arrive at and the potential is immediately obvious. Only saw it on a very small day but as the pictures show, the shape is perfect. Probably breaks along the edge of a reef when the swell gets big enough. Small river flows into the water near the harbour wall and probably accounts for the sand bar next to the harbour wall.

English (Translate this text in English): One of those places you arrive at and the potential is immediately obvious. Only saw it on a very small day but as the pictures show, the shape is perfect. Probably breaks along the edge of a reef when the swell gets big enough. Small river flows into the water near the harbour wall and probably accounts for the sand bar next to the harbour wall.

English (Translate this text in English): One of those places you arrive at and the potential is immediately obvious. Only saw it on a very small day but as the pictures show, the shape is perfect. Probably breaks along the edge of a reef when the swell gets big enough. Small river flows into the water near the harbour wall and probably accounts for the sand bar next to the harbour wall.

English (Translate this text in English): One of those places you arrive at and the potential is immediately obvious. Only saw it on a very small day but as the pictures show, the shape is perfect. Probably breaks along the edge of a reef when the swell gets big enough. Small river flows into the water near the harbour wall and probably accounts for the sand bar next to the harbour wall.

General

Would head here first when there is a good swell running. The headland gives good protection from NE and E winds close in to the harbour wall and appears to actually provide a slight "local offshore" when it would actually be cross shore.

English (Translate this text in English): Would head here first when there is a good swell running. The headland gives good protection from NE and E winds close in to the harbour wall and appears to actually provide a slight "local offshore" when it would actually be cross shore.

English (Translate this text in English): Would head here first when there is a good swell running. The headland gives good protection from NE and E winds close in to the harbour wall and appears to actually provide a slight "local offshore" when it would actually be cross shore.

English (Translate this text in English): Would head here first when there is a good swell running. The headland gives good protection from NE and E winds close in to the harbour wall and appears to actually provide a slight "local offshore" when it would actually be cross shore.

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