Snapper Rocks Surf Report & Forecast

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Current Surf Conditions

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Condition Rating

LOTUS Forecast
FAIR TO GOOD

Surf Height

4-6FT

Chest to overhead

LOTUS Forecast

Swell

6.1FT9s
E88º
2.9FT9s
SSE156º
0.4FT16s
ESE121º
LOTUS Forecast

Wind

3KTSS

4kts gusts, Offshore

Model Forecast
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Tide

3.5FT

Temperature

68°F

spotName Wind & Weather
59ºF

2mm wetsuit

Max Stanley-Jones

Gold Coast Forecast

Max Stanley-Jones •

Today

Light winds and more manageable clean surf. E'ly swell train continues to deliver across the points

Set to see those pesky SE winds back off completely, and with that, a morning worth scoping out those open stretches. The past few days will have mixed up plenty of banks across these beaches up North so there might be a search for some new zones.

We'll see calm offshore's from light SW winds and the chest to head high E swell continuing to deliver across the coast. Points are on again for another fun morning! Light onshores will texture the arvo so get out there for the early.

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Snapper Rocks Surf Guide

On the north side of the point begins the extraordinary line of Snapper Rocks, Rainbow Bay and Greenmount Point, almost a mile of right sandbar pointbreak and probably the single most crowded surfing area in the world. The waves begin at Snapper, a gnarly outcrop of old lava rock set sideways to the line of coast; often they start with a dramatic, backwashy takeoff behind the rock, and run past another smaller outcrop known as Little Marley Point a couple hundred yards down the line before openi... Read more