Sandon Point Surf Guide
Surf spot guide
Ideal Surf Conditions
Swell Direction
S, E
Wind
S, SE, SW
Surf Height
Waist high-double overhead plus
Tide
Medium to high tide
Sandon Point Surf Guide
A perfect right point that barrels and walls and winds down the line and just doesn't stop - Sandon is one of the best righthand points in NSW, a long powerful wave that works well at three-feet, is even better at six-feet, and is superb at 10-feet and more. Sandon looks incredibly inviting from land, and it is, but make sure you don't overstay your welcome, because the power of Sandon is well-known for snapping boards and long hold-downs (even drownings). The wave breaks over a nasty, uneven, weed-covered reef. Another benefit of the wave is that it can handle a southerly wind. When the swell gets some E in it, it will peel all the way through to the beach, jacking, ledging and throwing out as it goes. And all this for a distance of up to 400 meters.
Local Vibe
Humility and respect appreciated.
Crowd Factor
Heavy.
Spot Rating
One of the best spots in the region.
Shoulder Burn
The bigger the swell the tougher the paddle.
Water Quality
Clean most of the time.
Hazards
Broken boards, dangerously long hold-downs and noodle arms.
Access
car park overlooks the break. Walk down and rock-off.
Bottom
Reef
Best Season
Fall through winter
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