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South to southeast offshore winds clean up the point, while north-quarter winds blow the walls apart.
Outgoing tide is the sweet spot, and a small clean high tide can still work for first-timers on tiny surf.
Surf GuideQueensland
Noosa - First Point
First Point is the iconic right-hand point at the end of Noosa Main Beach, inside the Noosa World Surfing Reserve and home turf for the annual Noosa Festival of Surfing. It is the classic starter wave in the Noosa point chain: easy peeling and longboard-friendly on small days, yet capable of firing with easterly energy over shallow sandbars. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Noosa - First Point in Queensland.
Break TypePoint Break
Skill LevelAll levels
LocationQueensland, AU
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Bigger easterly swell over the shallow sandbars is the more dangerous setup.
Park around Hastings Street or the Surf Club and walk in to the point; watch for rocks near the takeoff zone, strong currents, and crowded holiday lineups.
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