The Pass, Australia, Byron Bay Wind forecast

28.6403° S, 153.627° E

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The Pass, Australia Byron Bay Wind forecast

Wind direction is Northeast, wind speed varies between 6.7 and 13.4 mph with gusts up to 13.4 mph. The sky is clear with a chance of rain 0%.
Wind and wave weather forecast for The Pass, Australia , Australia contains detailed information about local wind speed, direction, and gusts. Wave forecast includes wave height and period.
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Popular spot activity — Surfing

April — September

Best season
SE, S

Working wind directions
Sandy with rocks

Seabed
Point Break

Type of break
All tides

Best tide
1-2,5

Wave height
NE, E

Working swell
Very crowded

Traffic

The Pass is a popular spot located in Byron Bay, New South Wales, Australia. It is a perfect spot for beginners looking for fun, mellow waves that are easy to catch and ride. The waves are fairly predictable, they can be ridden for up to 150 meters, providing some time to practice and improve skills.

The beach is also quite wide, which means there are a lot of places for surfers to spread out and find their own spot in the water.

The beach is surrounded by beautiful scenery, including lush vegetation and rocky cliffs. The water is clear and clean, there is plenty of facilities for sportsmen and visitors. It is a great place to spend the day with friends and family, even if you don’t surf.

The atmosphere is generally friendly and welcoming.

Several tips if you are a newbie:

Check the surf report and conditions before heading out.
Respect other participants by giving them plenty of space and waiting your turn.
Avoid surfing too close to the rocks to prevent injury or damage to your board.
Stay informed about any recent marine life sightings or warnings.
Consider taking a lesson with a qualified instructor.
Wear appropriate gear such as a wetsuit, leash, and wax.
Be patient and enjoy!