Norrie Park is a surf spot located on the east coast. It's known for its unique reef setup, making it a bit different from the more typical beach breaks around. The paddle out is shorter here since the reef is closer to shore, which can be a nice bonus on days when you're looking to catch some waves without too much effort.

This spot works best with a southeast swell and handles swell sizes up to about 4ft (1.2 meters). You can also get some action with northeast swells. The waves are reef breaks that generally break to the right, so it's something to consider if you're targeting specific wave directions. The best time to surf here is during mid to high tide, especially when the wind is coming from the southwest. It's definitely a spot for expert surfers, as the conditions can get quite tricky.

On those rare days when the winds are calm, Norrie Park can hold some decent waves, making it worth checking out if you're in the area. Just keep in mind that it's not going to be the best spot every day, so be ready to scout out the conditions before you head out.