Woolgoogla Beach

Probably the best learn to surf location on Australia’s East Coast…come and decide for yourself!

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Woolgoolga Beach

Woolgoolga Beach, NSW Australia

The main beach offers protection from bigger swells and is the perfect spot for your first surfing experience!

Woolgoolga is stunning! It offers the perfect viewing spot to see migrating Humpback Whales passing along the coast between May and November. Dolphins are also often seen playing in the waves at Woolgoolga Beach.  About 4km inland is Sherwood Nature Reserve and Woolgoolga Picnic Area. You can enjoy the 2km riverside walk along Woolgoolga Creek through subtropical rainforest to the spectacular waterfall, keeping an eye out for some of the species of birds.

The surf at Woolgoolga is suitable for all levels of surfers. From the shelter provided close to the southern headland to the more exposed areas of the northern beach, there is something here for everyone.  Woolgoolga is a small town with a population of close to 5,000 so it has all of the facilities you’d need.  From banks, shops and post offices to holiday parks and luxury holiday houses on the beach, Woolgoolga is a great spot to visit any time of the year.

 

LOCATED JUST 25 MINUTES NORTH OF COFFS HARBOUR, WOOLGOOLGA IS ONE OF THE BEST BEACHES TO LEARN TO SURF.

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How to find us

Located 20 minutes north of Coffs Harbour and 45 minutes south of Grafton. When travelling from either the north or south you take the Woolgoolga exit off the pacific Highway onto Solitary Islands Way. From the south you continue 5 minutes until the roundabout opposite woolworths where you turn left onto Clarence street. From the north you continue until you get the the big indian temple where you turn right onto River street. Both Clarence and River Streets will join into Beach Street where you drive into town.
Once you have driven through town you will see the new SLSC on the left Woolgoolga Swimming Pool on the right. You turn left onto Carrington Street where you will see plenty of parking on the beach. Look out for the big signed surf school van.

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