Two Mile/Easter Reef Surf Guide

Surf spot guide

Ideal Surf Conditions

Swell Direction

SW

Wind

N

Surf Height

Quadruple overhead and bigger

Tide

All tides

Two Mile/Easter Reef Surf Guide

Two Mile Bay, also known as Easter Reef, is not for the faint hearted. Just out of Port Campbell harbor you'll find one of Australia's premier big-wave locations. The waves here take a brutal toll on boards, bodies and egos, and you'll need a ton of confidence and ability if you want to match it with the locals when Two Mile does its thing.

Two Mile starts working when the southwest swells start hitting the 10 feet range, and will break at least twice that size. For ideal conditions, a light northerly will help keep the steep take-offs clean as you sight down the line at one of the biggest walls you're ever likely to see.

A hard-core crew of locals, regulars from the Surf Coast, and professional surfers in-the-known, keep their eye on the weather maps for the rare days when all the conditions come together for an epic session. If you're not up to it, don't even think about it, just enjoy the show from the cliff.

Ability Level

Advanced

BegIntAdv

Advanced

Local Vibe

Doable

WelcomingIntimidating

Hard core locals with occasional openings for those with humility and respect.

Crowd Factor

Mellow

MellowHeavy

Rarely busy

Spot Rating

Perfect

PoorPerfect

One of the best spots in the region.

Shoulder Burn

Exhausting

LightExhausting

How hard can you paddle when a triple overhead set is approaching?

Water Quality

Clean

CleanDirty

Clean

Hazards

Big waves, big risks.

Bring Your

Gun

Access

Check your entry and exit points from the cliff top

Bottom

Sand, reef

Best Season

Year-round

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