Situated along the stunning Mid North Coast of New South Wales, Crescent Head stands as a premier destination for surfers seeking some truly fun waves. Renowned for its crystal-clear waters, consistent breaks, and rich surfing heritage, Crescent Head and the surrounding areas offer a wide variety of surf spots that cater to everyone—from longboarders and fun board enthusiasts to beginners. While the area boasts numerous attractions, SEA SEA Surf Club emerges as a standout, offering a unique blend of ‘70s Australian surf culture in an authentically meticulous designed setting, perfect for those looking to enhance their surfing getaway.

Why Crescent Head?

Crescent Head is renowned for its iconic point break and a variety of surf spots that cater to all surfers. From the legendary right-hand waves at Crescent Head Point to the hidden gems along the coast, this area provides access to some of the best surf spots on the coast.

Your Surfing Guide to Crescent Head

Crescent Head Point: Famous for its long, mellow right-hand wave, the Point is a paradise for longboarders. This spot offers rides up to 400 meters in the right conditions, making it ideal for surfers looking for a laid-back session or those eager to perfect their nose riding.

Back Beach and Racecourse Headland: For those seeking variety, the Back Beach stretches southward, offering numerous waves that cater to different styles. Racecourse Point, another right-hand point break, hits its stride when sanded up, providing smooth, wrapping waves.

Delicate-Nobby & Big Hill: Venture a bit further to discover Delicate-Nobby’s unique coastal experience, with varying waves that promise a day of exploration and adventure. Big Hill, with its sand-bottom point break, offers a serene surfing experience amidst stunning natural beauty.

Point Plomer & Back Plomer: Point Plomer, protected from the south, is perfect for catching consistent waves set against a picturesque campground. For those summer days when the north easterly wind blows, Back Plomer provides a sheltered haven with its inviting beach breaks.

SEA SEA Hotel: The Premier Surfing Destination

At the heart of this surf culture-rich town stands the SEA SEA Surf Club. Located at 30-34 Pacific St, Crescent Head NSW 2440, this 24-room boutique hotel is more than just a place to stay; it’s a cultural hub where music, art, and surf culture converge. Curated by George Gorrow, SEA SEA offers an immersive experience with its communal surf club, hi-fi audio lounge, and a pool designed for relaxation after a day in the waves.

Sea Sea features its own all you need surf and souvenir shop, 24hr radio by Reverberation Radio, providing the perfect soundtrack for your surf adventure. And SEA SEA Music TV, curated by Wesley Herron, ensures that the surf vibe continues even when you’re off the water.

Surfing Lessons and Rentals

Whether you’re a seasoned surfer or looking to catch your first wave, SEA SEA Hotel offers surfing lessons and equipment rentals. Our experienced instructors are passionate about sharing the joy of surfing, ensuring a memorable experience for every guest.

Local Surfing Culture & Conservation

Crescent Head isn’t just about the waves; it’s a community deeply rooted in surf culture. Visit Crescent Head Surf Co for a glimpse into Australia’s surfing history, or explore The Station Boardstore for everything from new and vintage surfboards to unique art pieces. Embrace the local vibe, from surf competitions to outdoor cinemas, and join us in our commitment to conservation and respect for our beautiful coastal environment.

Your Surfing Guide to Crescent Head

Crescent Head Point: Famous for its long, mellow right-hand wave, the Point is a paradise for long boarders. This spot offers rides up to 400 meters in the right conditions, making it ideal for surfers looking for a laid-back session or those eager to perfect their nose riding.

Back Beach and Racecourse Headland: For those seeking variety, the Back Beach stretches southward, offering numerous waves that cater to different styles. Racecourse Point, another right-hand point break, hits its stride when sanded up, providing smooth, wrapping waves.

Delicate-Nobby & Big Hill: Venture a bit further to discover Delicate-Nobby’s unique coastal experience, with varying waves that promise a day of exploration and adventure. Big Hill, with its sand-bottom point break, offers a serene surfing experience amidst stunning natural beauty.

Point Plomer & Back Plomer: Point Plomer, protected from the south, is perfect for catching consistent waves set against a picturesque campground. For those summer days when the north easterly wind blows, Back Plomer provides a sheltered haven with its inviting beach breaks.

Surfing Lessons and Rentals

Whether you’re a seasoned surfer or looking to catch your first wave, SEA SEA Hotel offers surfing lessons and equipment rentals. Crescent Head experienced instructors are passionate about sharing the joy of surfing, ensuring a memorable experience for every guest.

On Point Surf School 

On Point Surf School provides individual and group lessons, and rentals for shortboards, soft boards, and SUPs. Find them by the boat ramp at Killick Creek’s main reserve.

Reservation required, 0401 158 363 or via email on_point_surf@hotmail.com

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Crescent Head Learn To Surf 

Crescent Head learn to surf school, with Main coaches Dundee and Kevin, their combined experience of over 80 years in the ocean, both here and overseas, carry on the excellent reputation and service of the Crescent Head Learn to Surf School. They use soft surfboards of all sizes to suit each client, provide rash shirts and wetsuits if required and offer sound advice and coaching on the ocean and the art of surfing.

Reservation required, 0404 625 499 or via email crescentsurf@gmail.com

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