Turn off the pacific highway at Mullaway, follow Arrawarra rd. take headland rd if wind is from the south, if wind is from the nth follow Arrawarra to the end.
Mullawarra is often overlooked by surfers wanting to surf the weller know breaks around it. There are a range of breaks to choose from. At the south end there is a nice R/H point on large sth swells. At the northern end there is a punchy left know as the Wedge that breaks in front of rocks.
Overview
Atmosphere
Mullawarra is a very well know beach among locals and can be surfed in most swells and wind directions. Show respect to the local guys in the water and enjoy yourself.
Mullawarra magic
South end is a very mellow, mal-friendly spot, which is pretty rare these days. But be aware if you do plan on taking the mal out there, show some respect and don't screw it up for the rest of us. This is definately not a place for big headed wankers, no matter what your choice of ride - this is one of last truly beautiful and not over-crowded spots on the east coast so look after it!! and most importantly, leave the attitude back home on the Goldy or back on the Northern beaches - it aint welcome here.
comment by anonymous, 2006-05-15 07:15:08
mullawarra is crowded enough without some doughy putting in photos of it!!
comment by anonymous, 2005-09-01 06:38:10
tom schneider
thats schneiders photo of tracks in Sawtell you theifs so is the one with the booger on it. sawty local
comment by BW, 2006-11-13 05:28:28