Surf Punchbowls

Punchbowls - Western Australia Punchbowls features a beach break with both right and left-hand waves, characterized by a sandy bottom interspersed with rocks. The waves are known for being hollow, fast, and powerful, making it suitable for experienced surfers. Access requires a short walk of 5-15 minutes, and the spot is publicly accessible. Located near Gull Rock, Punchbowls is best surfed during mid to high tide, particularly on a falling tide, with optimal conditions arising from swells coming from the South and SouthWest, and winds from the North, Northwest, or West. The spot remains uncrowded throughout the week and on weekends, but surfers should be cautious of rips, undertow, and rocks, as well as the potential presence of sharks.