Ted the Kiwi said...62mac said...So what's the set up
camping ground any good
,walk and or view over the point
,is it a place you can rock up and stay or do you need to drive
Is the paddle long or can you rock jump
Does one wave roll on all the way or is there two take off points
Is there a little town close by with some takeout food
So many questions - its past my bedtime!!
So what's the set up
its in a national park on the northern side of a protected headland. Looks out over the expansive bay
camping ground any good
yep. Clean and tidy with cold showers and you can have a fire
You can buy wood and ice from the camp ground.
walk and or view over the point
great view from the point...walk to the top of the hill and its even better.
is it a place you can rock up and stay or do you need to drive
You should book if school holidays or easter / xmas long weekends. Otherwise its cool. Mid week can be very empty. Esp in winter
Is the paddle long or can you rock jump
You can jump off the rocks, paddle though the keyhole or from the boat ramp or anywhere along the point if u wish. The keyhole paddle is about 15m on average unless its super big.
Does one wave roll on all the way or is there two take off points
You can take off anywhere except over the rocks at low tide
Is there a little town close by with some takeout food - yep Crescent is the closest. Great bakery, small supermarket, pub, RSL and a couple of booze shops. I normally do a run in each day or every second day between surfs as I love the bakery
Plenty of other beach break options around too Ted.
