Meroo Headland Wedge

Meroo Headland Wedge is a surf spot located in New South Wales, Australia. This spot is known for its consistent waves that break over a rocky bottom, providing both left and right wave directions. The waves here are suitable for intermediate surfers, and the spot is classified as a regional classic. The wave length is typically less than 50 meters, and the area is generally uncrowded, offering a more solitary surfing experience. Accessing Meroo Headland Wedge involves a bit of a journey, as you drive through a forest and then walk a fair distance to reach the beach. The best waves break near the far end cliff, but you can find breaks along the entire beach. The area is also a camping ground, allowing surfers to set up tents and enjoy a weekend getaway with friends, pets, and campfires. It’s important to be aware of rips and undertow in the water, as well as the presence of sharks. When planning a trip, consider bringing a 4×4 vehicle for easier access. Nearby surf spots include Meroo Headland, Nuggin, Guillotines, Bawley Point, and Gannet Point. Always check the surf forecast and report before heading out, and use a map or webcam to get a sense of the current conditions. Remember to respect the locals, adhere to surf etiquette in crowded spots, and check your skills before paddling out to make sure the spot and conditions fit your surfing level.