Caves Beach is a long stretch of sand known for its laid-back vibe and decent surf options. It’s located on the New South Wales coast and is popular among surfers of all levels. The beach has various peaks and can provide some fun waves when conditions align. It's a spot where you can find a mix of surfers, from beginners to more experienced riders, so don’t expect it to be too crowded all the time.

The southern end of Caves Beach does prefer some southern swell but really gets going with a NorthEast swell. If you head north past the offshore islet, you’ll find the stretch known as Hams, where it can get pretty fun, especially around the rocky sections of Frenchmans. The beach breaks mainly over sand, creating both left and right waves, and can handle swell sizes around 1ft (0.3 meters) up to larger sizes. For a better experience, aim for low to mid tides, especially when there's a NorthWest wind blowing. This spot is great for beginners, so if you’re just starting out, it’s a good place to practice.

If you’re looking to ride something nice, there’s a quality long righthander at the reef peak known as Crabbs when the E-S swells roll in. It's worth checking out if you're hoping for something to get you stoked. Overall, there’s a bit of variety at Caves Beach, making it a decent place to spend a day in the water.