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Surf Spot Characteristics |
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alternative name | Moffat Heads |
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Surf Quality |
| | wave quality | Regional Classic |
| | experience | all surfers |
| | surf frequency | regular |
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Wave |
| type | point-break |
| | direction | right |
| | bottom | boulders |
| | power | - fun
- powerless
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| | normal length | short (<50m) |
| | good day | normal (50 to 150m) |
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Tide, Swell and Wind |
| | swell direction | - South
- SouthEast
- East
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| | wind direction | - NorthWest
- West
- SouthWest
- South
- SouthEast
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| | swell size | starts working at 1.0m-1.5m / 3ft-5ft and holds up to 2.5m+ / 8ft+ |
| | tide position | all tides |
| | tide movement | rising and falling tides |
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Author: Anonymous
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Moffats Access |
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Follow the signs in Caloundra. or pullover and ask a local, i'm sure they would be happy to help...
Drive down Caloundra road follow signs to kings beach and then drive north to the next headland which is Moffats.
Just Up The Road From Dicky Beach. |
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distance | in the city |
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walk | instant access (<5 mn) |
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easy to find? | easy to find |
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public access? | public access |
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special access | Don't know |
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More Details on Surfing |
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week crowd |
ok |
| week-end crowd |
crowded |
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dangers | - rocks
- localism
- sharks
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Additional Surfing Infos |
| | This wave is easily accessible with a short walk to the headland. When the surf is small it can only be ridden by long boards but when it is big only shorboards or pro mal riders because a large swell makes it break further out on a different ledge which sucks up and offers an awesome bowl section which barrells fast and heavily.
DONT GET STUCK INSIDE IN BIG SURF. great longboard wave on mid to high tide better for short boarders when low tide.
The easiest way to get out is to jump off the rocks, I do not advise trying this on a big day thoug it is easier to paddle around from the shory if it's big......Do not ride a stand up in the shorebreak unless 2 way lake is breaking properly.....Be cautious of the random shelfs that pop up at cove on a small day when it's breaking inside closer the the rocks......and be very wary of your position at reef on a big day its not unusual to have 12 step sets come through at a time and you find yourself in the position that you normally get cleaned up by the last one which is always massive.
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Atmosphere |
A local icon, semi-frequent contests. Can get super crowded on good days and most weekends. Big slow rolling surges to carve slice and hack. Long boards proliferate while boogers flounder. Can sort a barrel in the right winds. Try not to hit the turtles, they ding.
This headland is really crazy in big surf when the swell is right and the wind the wave creates a huge bowl section where pros can find themselves deep inside a barrell. If you're on a surf trip it is a must to stop here and check it out. if it's messy out the back and unsurfable, the shorebreak might be worth a look great fun (and some times pain) when u pull into a huge keg (u wont come out).
This is one of the best spots around if you want lots of variety there are all sorts of waves they are mainly rights but if you want to walk over to Dicky Beach (which isn't far) it's a bit further north there are some sick little lefts for boosting. |
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This spot is always a great spot to have a fun surf in small to medium sweell but in the large swell it is a very big and exciting wave.
Great atmosphere but locals can get a bit agro make sure that u dont drop in on one or there will be trouble.
This Spot has a lot of variety there, starting with an unamed break furthest south of the point. It is an extremely heavy and shallow righthander. Then the next break north of there just a tad is point, it's not the main break but it's a nice righthander that walls up a bit more. Then after that is Moffs, this is the most common place people surf at it is often crowded but you can ride a wave for over 200 metres or more, then it links up into the shory. On a good day the shory is an extremely heavy wave mostly lid riders surf there. I attempted it on my stand up once and split my head open. Then it's like a little bay and in between Dicky Beach and Moff shory there is a rocky place known as The Cove. It is very shallow and heavy and hollow. Then you will see in front of coves about 200 metres out is The Reef it is a perfect A frame reef break and on a good day can be compared to Pipe or Teahupoo. |
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comment by eliza, 2007-02-28 03:34:07