Norah Head is a surf spot located on the Central Coast of New South Wales. It's known for its scenic views and active surf scene. The beach can get pretty crowded, especially when the conditions are good. This spot is mainly for experienced surfers looking for a challenge. The vibe here is quite local, and you’ll often find a mix of surfers and bodyboarders sharing the waves.

For those looking to catch some waves, Norah Head works best with swell coming from the NorthEast or Southeast. The spot can handle swell sizes of around 4ft (about 1.2 meters), making it a decent place for surfers who are up for it. There are some challenging waves here, mainly breaking over an uneven reef. Surfing options include lefts and rights, particularly around the reef options like Little Bombie and the shallow ledgy rights at Boat Ramp. This place particularly suits expert surfers due to its conditions, and it works well at low, mid, and high tide. For the best experience, aim for a wind coming from the SouthWest.

When you’re out there, just know it's a spot that attracts a decent number of surfers, so be prepared for some company out in the water. Overall, if you’re an experienced surfer looking for a spot with some character, Norah Head may just fit the bill, particularly when the swell is right.