Dee Why Point
Sydney Northern Beaches · Australia
Right-hand reef by the headlandgood for advanced surfers
Powerful rights on SE-E swell. Best wind — NW-W.
Live 7-day forecast →
Wave height and period, wind, tide and a “can you surf today” verdict — for every level and for yours personally. Free, no install.
The spot in short
| Type | Right-hand reef by the headland |
|---|---|
| Good for | advanced surfers |
| Beach faces | east |
| Working swell | from northeast — south |
| Coordinates | -33.756, 151.3 |
FAQ
Is Dee Why Point good for beginners?
Dee Why Point is a spot for advanced surfers. Beginners are better off at an easier spot nearby — see the list below; Plyuh’s forecast shows where it’s safe to learn today.
What’s the surf forecast for Dee Why Point today?
The live 7-day forecast — wave height and period, wind, tide, daylight and a plain-words verdict — is on the spot’s page in Plyuh: https://plyuh.com/#sydney-northern-beaches/dee-why-point. The forecast is checked against nearby buoys and satellites.
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