Torquay, Victoria, Torquay Wind forecast

38.33° S, 144.31° E

09.10.2026

Good kite forecast: wind 7.5 m/s, gusts 15.2 m/s, no major model differences
Significant gusts forecast (15.2 m/s)
Wetsuit required (14.6°C)
Unlikely breeze — 1% probability

10.10.2026

Good kite forecast: wind 6.9 m/s, gusts 15.1 m/s, no major model differences
Significant gusts forecast (15.1 m/s)
Wetsuit required (14.6°C)
Unlikely breeze — 3% probability

11.10.2026

Too light wind – kite foiling only (4.5 m/s)
Significant gusts forecast (10.5 m/s)
Wetsuit required (15.6°C)
Unlikely breeze — 18% probability

12.10.2026

Rain detected – challenging conditions
Significant gusts forecast (9.3 m/s)
Wetsuit required (14.8°C)
Unlikely breeze — 7% probability

13.10.2026

Good kite forecast: wind 7.0 m/s, gusts 8.8 m/s, no major model differences
Significant gusts forecast (8.8 m/s)
Wave height – experience required (2.1 m)
Wetsuit required (14.6°C)
Unlikely breeze — 7% probability

14.10.2026

Too light wind – kite foiling only (4.2 m/s)
Wave height – experience required (2.8 m)
Wetsuit required (14.5°C)
Moderate breeze chance — 54% probability

15.10.2026

Rain detected – challenging conditions
Significant gusts forecast (14.3 m/s)
Wetsuit required (14.5°C)
Unlikely breeze — 13% probability

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Popular spot activity — Fishing

November — March

Best season
Sea or Ocean

Spot type
Fishing rod

Fishing Technique

Torquay is a small coastal town located in Victoria and is considered the surfing capital of Australia. The town has several spots that cater to different skill levels, making it a great destination for beginner surfers, especially during the winter months.

For beginners, some of the most suitable spots in Torquay include Jan Juc, Bells Beach, and Point Impossible.

Jan Juc is a great spot with smaller waves and a gentle, sandy bottom.
Bells Beach, which is famous for hosting the Rip Curl Pro surfing competition, can offer more challenging waves, but also has a beginner section to practice on.
Point Impossible is another good option for newbies, with consistent waves that are typically smaller than other spots in the area.

During the winter months, the water temperature in Torquay can be quite cold, ranging from 12-16 degrees Celsius, so a thick wetsuit, booties, and gloves are recommended to stay warm. It’s also important to be aware of the weather conditions and surf forecast, as the winter months can bring larger swells and stronger currents, which may not be suitable for beginners.

Aside from surfing, Torquay is a great destination for outdoor activities and scenic views. The town is surrounded by beautiful beaches, coastal trails, and national parks, providing opportunities for hiking, cycling, and wildlife watching.

Overall, Torquay can be a great option for beginner surfers looking to learn and improve their skills. With a range of surf spots to choose from, suitable equipment, and access to other outdoor activities, Torquay can provide a fun and memorable trip experience.

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