Towradgi is a surf spot located on the south coast of New South Wales, Australia. It features a mix of reef and beach breaks that can cater to surfers of different abilities. The area is known for its more relaxed vibe compared to the busier, bigger name surf spots nearby, giving you a chance to enjoy your session with a bit more space in the water. Generally, Towradgi can handle some decent swells, especially when conditions line up just right.

The waves here really come to life with optimal swell from the east, while it can also work with northeast and south swells. When the swell hits around 2ft (0.6 meters) to 3ft (0.9 meters), you can expect the waves to break over uneven reef or sand. You’ll get a mix of lefts and rights that can provide a fun ride, particularly around lower tides and with some angle on the swell. The best wind is from the west, and you can find decent waves at low, mid, and high tide, making it a versatile spot for intermediate surfers.

If you’re looking for a less crowded session, Towradgi is a good option, especially when the more popular breaks are firing. The beach breaks extend further south to Fairy Meadow and north to Corrimal and Bellambi, so there’s the potential to explore a bit if you’re not feeling the vibes at Towradgi on a given day.