Crescent Head, NSW
Is this the best long board wave in Australia? It would have to be top 3. We stayed for 2 weeks and Ella surfed her brains out, I shot thousands of images, and we got our fill.
That being said, there is a quirky local vibe to get your head around. Once you do, its waves gallore for everyone.
And if the main point is too busy, you can head to Point Plumer. A fantastic camp spot, boat ramp and similar wave rolls through off the point. For short boarders, you have a few options between Main beach and Plumer, and most that come with camping options.
This stretch of coast is incredible. The Bakery is unreal. The pub is fun and the golf course is one of the most unique on offer.
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