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Margaret River's Surf

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Three and half hour drive south of Perth. Margaret River is a left hander for big wave surfers only with the point/reef break getting to 20 feet high. There is no continental shelf and you can surf a long way out to sea, so surf with a friend. Surfers need wetsuits and big wave boards. Margaret River is also famous for it's wineries. Minimum water temperature16 degrees.

Written by Merrick Davis.

“Not for the faint hearted”

A big left that can get up to 15' plus. Not for the faint-hearted and involves a long paddle offshore to get out there. Experienced surfers only and can get crowded despite the degree of challenge the wave presents. Other spots in the Margaret River ar… Read more...

Written by Ian Wilson.

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Margaret River's Surf

“Not for the faint hearted”