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Trigg Point surf report

Reef point in Perth's northern suburbs, one of the city's most consistent waves.

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Tomorrow at Trigg Point (Sun, 4 Oct) · best 6am–10am

Pumping.

Glassy, no wind, head-high waves. Rated for an intermediate surfer.

Forecast checked Sat, 3 Oct, 7:12 pm Gold Coast time.

When is Trigg Point good?

Best wind
Easterly (offshore) or none
Best swell
South-south-west to west-north-west
Best tide
Mid tide
Suits
Intermediate+

Who it suits depends on the size: intermediates up to about 1.4m. Bigger than 1.4m it is for advanced surfers. Long-period groundswell hits harder, so it counts as bigger.

It is a bit smaller than the open beaches, which keeps it friendly when the swell is up. A easterly wind blows offshore here, so mornings before the sea breeze are usually cleanest. Get Frothin’ checks the wind, swell, tide and the live wave buoys every hour and tells you, in plain English, whether it's worth paddling out at Trigg Point for your level.

Watch out

Reef and a crowded line-up.

Frequently asked

What are the best conditions for surfing Trigg Point?

Trigg Point is best with a easterly (offshore) wind or no wind, a south-south-west to west-north-west swell and mid tide. It is a bit smaller than the open beaches, which keeps it friendly when the swell is up.

What wind is offshore at Trigg Point?

A easterly wind (E) blows straight offshore at Trigg Point, holding the waves up and keeping them clean. Light winds are good too. Onshore winds make it choppy.

Is Trigg Point good for beginners?

Not really. Trigg Point is best for intermediate surfers and up. Beginners will have a better time at Scarborough or Cottesloe.

What should I watch out for at Trigg Point?

Reef and a crowded line-up.

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