Boiling Pot (National Park) surf forecast
Noosa Heads · Queensland · Australia
The exposed rocky point between Little Cove and Tea Tree Bay, the take-off zone usually called National Park. It picks up more swell than the points further inside and gets steep and heavy, with the take-off tight against the rocks. Inconsistent, but often less crowded than Tea Tree; best for experienced shortboarders.
- Break
- point break, rights; faces NNW
- Level
- advanced
- Best swell
- ENE, E, NE
- Best wind
- S, SSW, SSE (offshore)
- Best tide
- mid tide
- Season
- Summer and autumn cyclone swells (December to April)
- Typical size
- 1-2.5 m
- Crowd
- medium
- Hazards
- Rocks right next to the take-off; Steep, fast drop; Sharks and jellyfish reported
More surf spots nearby: surf spots in Noosa.
Nearby spots
- Johnsons (Little Cove), Noosa Heads
- Tea Tree Bay, Noosa Heads
- The Granites, Noosa Heads
- Noosa First Point, Noosa Heads
- Noosa Main Beach, Noosa Heads
- Alexandria Bay, Noosa Heads
Questions
Is Boiling Pot (National Park) good for beginners?
It is best for advanced surfers (rocks right next to the take-off; steep, fast drop). Beginners nearby can try Noosa Main Beach, Noosa Heads.
What swell, wind and tide work best at Boiling Pot (National Park)?
ENE, E, NE swell, S, SSW, SSE wind (offshore), at mid tide. Typical size 1-2.5 m.
Learn more: why the swell period changes the size, wind and tide, reading a forecast and the lineup together.
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