Surf Suckrock

Suckrock - Kurnell, Australia Suckrock features a right-hand reef break with a sharp coral and rocky bottom. The waves are known for being hollow, fast, and powerful, making it suitable for experienced surfers. Access involves a short walk (5-15 minutes) after driving to the end of the road near Kurnell, where you can park and paddle approximately 25 meters to the surf. This remote surf spot is often empty during the week, attracting only a few surfers on weekends. While the atmosphere is generally quiet, be cautious of localism and potential dangers such as rips, undertow, and sharks. The ideal conditions occur at mid tide with rising and falling tides, and the best swell comes from the south, southeast, and east, complemented by favorable winds from the north, northwest, and west. Suckrock is a challenging spot that requires skill and confidence, making it a thrilling experience for those who dare to surf it.