Woolamai, Wind forecast

38.5414° S, 145.336° E

Weather Conditions Alerts for

21.03.2026 (Saturday)

Wind too weak (avg 3.7 m/s)
Strong wind gusts forecast (8.0 m/s)

22.03.2026 (Sunday)

Wind too weak (avg 2.8 m/s)
Strong wind gusts forecast (5.2 m/s)

23.03.2026 (Monday)

Wind too weak (avg 2.8 m/s)
Strong wind gusts forecast (8.4 m/s)

24.03.2026 (Tuesday)

Suitable for experienced windsurfers (avg 4.4 m/s)
Strong wind gusts forecast (8.3 m/s)

25.03.2026 (Wednesday)

Wind too weak (avg 2.5 m/s)
Strong wind gusts forecast (5.6 m/s)

26.03.2026 (Thursday)

Strong wind gusts forecast (12.2 m/s)

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Woolamai Wind forecast

Wind direction is East, wind speed varies between 4.5 and 13.4 mph with gusts up to 17.8 mph. The sky is clear with a chance of rain 0%.
Wind and wave weather forecast for Woolamai , Australia contains detailed information about local wind speed, direction, and gusts. Wave forecast includes wave height and period.
These forecasts for Woolamai are based on the GFS model and were created for windsurfing, kitesurfing, sailing and other extreme sports activities. All data updates 4 times a day. Predictions are available in steps from 1 to 3 hours for up to 10 days.
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Woolamai Beach is a popular spot on Phillip Island, located in the state of Victoria. It is known for its long, sandy beach and consistent waves, making it a great destination for intermediate surfers. If you’re planning to go to Woolamai Beach during the winter, here are some things you should know:

Best Surf Conditions: this beach is known for its consistent surf, with waves ranging from 2 to 6 feet. The best time to catch the wave is from June to August, when they are more powerful.
Surfing Level: it is suitable for intermediate level who have experience with larger waves and are comfortable navigating rip currents. It’s important to be aware of your skill level and not push yourself too hard, as the currents can be strong.
Etiquette: it’s important to follow the rules to ensure everyone’s safety and enjoyment. This includes respecting the local sportsmen, not dropping in on someone’s wave, and not hogging the waves.
Gear: Make sure to bring appropriate gear for winter temperatures, including a wetsuit (ideally 4/3 mm thickness), booties, and a hood if the water is particularly cold.
Safety: Always check the weather and surf conditions before heading out and never ride alone. It’s also a good idea to familiarize yourself with the beach and its currents before getting in the water.