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Clean offshore at 14 km/h, ≈2.1m @ 10s (2.6m offshore).

Swell Wind
Wind 14 km/h SSE Swell SSW — Spot faces NW
Wind makes or breaks it, bru. Offshore (blowing land to sea) grooms the faces clean and glassy — lukka. Onshore chops it all into mush. Under about 10 km/h it hardly matters — basically glass.Wind 14 km/h SSE Offshore
Size @ period, plus where it's from. Period is the secret, boet: 12s+ is proper groundswell — organised lines with real punch. Under 10s is local windswell that folds quick. Same size, longer period = way more klap.Swell 2.6m @ 10s SSW≈ 5ft face
Size and period smashed into one number — the real 'is it worth it?' gauge, ekse.< 40 kJ basically flat40–100 small100–180 fun180–450 solid — punchy450+ heavy — vy with respectLong period klaps way harder than the same size at short period. See 'Swell shadow'? A headland or bay is blocking part of the swell — the number here is what actually reaches the spot, the offshore one is what's out at sea.Energy 228 kJ
Swell shadow · 335 kJ offshore
Solid
2nd Swell 1.3m @ 9s SSW
Pushing in or draining out, and when it turns. Most banks have a favourite tide — right tide and the spot comes alive, wrong tide and it goes fat or dumpy. Time your session, china.Tide Mid / Falling — Low in 4h 17m
Water 13°C · 4/3 + boots
UV Index Low — just a touch of sunscreen.
Cold water (13°C) — 4/3 + boots
Scope it 30+ min — read the sets, rips & entry
Don't paddle out solo.
Knee-high and mellow. Perfect for grooving your popup without an audience.
Board Funboard or Fish — shortboard just in case
Best window was 11:00 am
7:49 am 5:54 pm
Reef Advanced
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Surf Spot Details

Break:
Reef
Skill Level:
Advanced
Best Tide:
High Tide
Sharky:
Nope
Best Season:
Autumn, Winter

Seapoint has an array of exposed reef breaks that provide fairly consistent surf, although summer tends to be mostly flat. The best wind direction is from the southeast. In autumn and winter, big SW ground swells make their way up the peninsula and offer some epic lefts along this coastline dubbed ‘The Platinum Mile’. Reef breaks provide lefts and rights. Best around high tide when the tide is rising. It’s sometimes crowded here. Take care of rocks in the line up.

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