Angourie
Australia · Australasia
Right now
DrizzleWind and swell direction
Swell: 1.2m E
Wind: 13 km/h SSW (cross-offshore)
Beach faces: E
Cross-offshore wind. Still favourable, expect reasonably clean waves with some texture.
Swell is arriving at a great angle for this beach.
Today hour by hour
Updated 08:37Expected crowds
Prediction model v16amDawn patrol territory
7amMidweek quiet
Next 7 days
Forecast via Open-MeteoWhat to pack
- Warm 23°C water. Shortie or boardshorts.
- Standard shortboard conditions.
- Rain jacket for between sessions.
Today's briefing
1.4m swell at 6s on a short period. Onshore wind creating some chop. Water temperature 22°C.
AI-generated summary for Angourie. Always check local reports before heading out.
Forecast accuracy at Angourie
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Best time to go
No great windows in the next 2 days
Best available option is Tomorrow around 6am (score: 23). Conditions are below the Good threshold but may still be surfable.
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Swell forecast
7-day forecastDaily score breakdown
This week is looking slightly above average for late April.
Comparing the 7-day forecast to the last 5 years of marine data for the same week at Angourie.
What's driving it
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Last 3 days of logged conditions.
About Angourie
Angourie is a historically significant right-hand point break situated in the Clarence Valley of New South Wales. The defining geomorphology is a prominent rocky headland and a stable basalt rock shelf that extends into the Tasman Sea. This rigid structure intercepts southerly and south-easterly groundswells, forcing the wave energy to wrap smoothly around the point. The result is a highly mechanical, reeling right-hander that offers a steep, wally take-off followed by incredibly long, workable faces. The wave requires a westerly or south-westerly offshore wind to groom the surface and maintain the optimum peel angle. While the take-off zone is concentrated next to the exposed rocks, demanding precise positioning and a confident drop, the wave subsequently opens up into a highly predictable canvas for high-performance surfing. The consistency of the rock bottom makes Angourie highly suitable for intermediate to advanced surfers aiming to link multiple carving manoeuvres over extended distances. The rocky entry and exit points require careful navigation to avoid injury or extensive equipment damage.
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Create Profile →Frequently asked questions
How often is this page updated?
Current conditions refresh every 6 hours when the cron runs. Hourly data updates every 30 minutes. The 7-day forecast, luck factor, and packing notes are all pre-computed at the same time.
What is the luck factor?
We compare the 7-day forecast to the last 5 years of marine data for the same week at Angourie. The delta tells you whether conditions are shaping up better, worse, or about the same as a typical late April.
How is 'best session' picked?
We score each day of the 7-day forecast using the same algorithm as the leaderboard, and highlight the highest scorer.
Where does the data come from?
Open-Meteo's Marine API (swell height, period, water temperature) and Weather API (wind and conditions).
Does the score capture local knowledge?
Honestly, no. Every break has tide windows, swell directions and reef contours that a global model cannot see. Treat the score as a starting point, then check a local cam.
When is the best time to surf Angourie?
Check our timing score heatmap above for a week-by-week breakdown combining surf conditions with crowd pressure.