Blackfellows Point

Located in Far South New South Wales, Blackfellows Point is a beach and point break that delivers waves sporadically, especially in summer. The best conditions come with southeast swells and southwest winds, producing both left and right-hand waves at all tides. While it rarely gets crowded, surfers should be cautious of rocks, strong rips, and the occasional shark. The moderate water temperature of 20.7°C makes it a pleasant spot for those seeking less crowded breaks.