NSW South Coast Spots?

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staffan
staffan
NSW
79 posts
NSW, 79 posts
4 Sep 2008 2:06pm
I'm going down to the Batemans Bay area this weekend for a mountain bike race on Sunday - Mogo to be precise. Staying the weekend by the coast just east of Mogo.

Saturday forecast looks pretty fierce with up 35 - 40kts and massive swell so I'm bringing the windsurfing gear as well.

Given the NSW south coast Saturday forecast, where in the Batemans bay - Moruya area can I find manageable wave conditions? Any suggestions on spots in the area will be most appreciated.

Cheers,
Staffan
Mobydisc
Mobydisc
NSW
9029 posts
NSW, 9029 posts
4 Sep 2008 2:09pm
Not sure but possibly somewhere in Batemans Bay itself depending on the swell and wind direction. I've stayed there a couple of times. The river mouth looks fairly open to easterly swell. Perhaps if its a southerly swell it will wrap around a point.

Ian K
Ian K
WA
4169 posts
WA, 4169 posts
4 Sep 2008 12:47pm
I've heard Tomakin ~ 10km east of Mogo is very good in a southerly, nice waves come into the bay.

lordhowe
lordhowe
NSW
209 posts
NSW, 209 posts
4 Sep 2008 3:28pm
you wouldn't happen to be just addicted to Google would you Ian?
Ian K
Ian K
WA
4169 posts
WA, 4169 posts
4 Sep 2008 1:56pm
Of course not Tim, just a bit distracted while googling "positions vacant". Can assure you this place has been ground truthed by my most reliable sources. When Tomakin's good it's epic. Maybe I should check it out myself this w'end, can always go down to Coila if it's too epic.
lordhowe
lordhowe
NSW
209 posts
NSW, 209 posts
4 Sep 2008 4:26pm
it's blowing 25-30K ESE here...unfortunately I happen to be on the end of a paintbrush. All of us apparently have to at some time go back to work. Big SW coming thru on Sat/sun, gonna exercise my Fathers Day rights and disappear for the day. Is that how it works in your experience? or is one compelled to do something familyish?
hope you get a good sail anyway.
easty
easty
TAS
2213 posts
TAS, 2213 posts
4 Sep 2008 4:45pm
lordhowe said...

, gonna exercise my Fathers Day rights and disappear for the day. Is that how it works in your experience? or is one compelled to do something familyish?


No, no, you get to do whatever you like, for as long as you want, and have your favourite meal ready for you when you get home, and an ice cold beer already in its stubby holder.

lordhowe
lordhowe
NSW
209 posts
NSW, 209 posts
4 Sep 2008 5:27pm
excellent..i'll let the powers that be know. It's good to have such a great reference source.
wife -"who said that?'
ws husband-" I think you'll find this under www.seabreeze.com.au thread xxyzzq12... I rest my case"
wife-"ah yes, of course, thanks for setting me straight. see you tonight!'

Ellobuddha
Ellobuddha
NSW
625 posts
NSW, 625 posts
5 Sep 2008 1:41am
Staffan,

Head South to Broulee. You have two beaches/ The Southern beach where the surf club is, always has a wave, whether at the northern end of the point or down the South end of the Moruya break wall.

I cant vouch for wave sailing there but you will have plenty of choice in that area wind/swell direction dependant. Good surfing spot. Tomakin worth a look too. Big lake either side of town. Plenty surf beaches South of Moruya, turn left out to Bingi and South of there. Worst comes to worst head further South to Tuross Head. Bring good wettie. Water temp around 13c

Great part of the world. Further south the better and no crowds. DONT TELL ANYONE.
staffan
staffan
NSW
79 posts
NSW, 79 posts
5 Sep 2008 8:25am
Thanks for the advise, looking at google earch there appears to be quite a few options around the area.

Cheers,
Staffan
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