Surf Garie Beach

Garie Beach - Royal National Park, Australia Garie Beach features a powerful beach break with a sandy bottom interspersed with rocks. This surf spot is accessible through the Royal National Park, with instant access to the waves after a short walk from the car park. It accommodates all tides and is best surfed with swells from the North, South, Southeast, East, and Northeast, while winds from the Northwest and West are optimal. Known for its stunning scenery, Garie Beach attracts surfers seeking NorthEast swells. The main car park is a short walk from the beach, and visitors should ensure they pay the park entry fee to avoid hefty fines. While the beach can get crowded on weekends, weekdays offer a more relaxed atmosphere. For those looking to escape the crowds, nearby North Era beach provides additional options. Be cautious of rips and undertows, as they can be strong, and consider the local nudist scene if you venture further south.