Where can you surf in Lord Howe Island?
Yosurf tracks 6 surf spots in Lord Howe Island, with a spot page for comparing waves, wind, recommended level and nearby breaks.
600 km off New South Wales, Lord Howe wraps its waves around the lagoon held by the world's most southerly coral reef: serious reef passes along the west side, a single beach break and a left point on the east, and line-ups you share with a handful of people.
The western passes switch on with S to NW swell; on the east side, Blinky Beach and Ned's Beach wait for NE to SE.
The local brief, spot by spot, season, swell, wind, tide and the vibe.
Yosurf tracks 6 surf spots in Lord Howe Island, with a spot page for comparing waves, wind, recommended level and nearby breaks.
Start with the session score, then check wave height, swell period and wind. Light offshore or cross-offshore wind often matters more than raw wave size.
The western passes switch on with S to NW swell; on the east side, Blinky Beach and Ned's Beach wait for NE to SE.
Yes, some breaks can suit beginners when the swell stays small. Choose lifeguarded beaches, surf schools and avoid strong-current days.