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Best Surf Breaks on the Eyre Peninsula
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Best Surf Breaks on the Eyre Peninsula

Where the Southern Ocean delivers

The Eyre Peninsula's west coast is one of the great surfing frontiers of Australia: cold, powerful, sparsely crowded and exposed to the full march of Southern Ocean swell. The waves here are not for everyone, but for those who make the long drive, the reward is uncrowded reefs and beach breaks with a wild edge. Here are the breaks worth chasing.

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    Point Sinclair & Cactus Beach Surf
    Ceduna

    Point Sinclair & Cactus Beach Surf

    The stuff of legend: Cactus, Castles and Caves line up at remote Point Sinclair beside pink salt lakes.

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    Blackfellows
    Elliston

    Blackfellows

    A powerful, hollow left over reef at Anxious Bay, the wave that built Elliston's reputation.

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    Anxious Bay
    Elliston

    Anxious Bay

    A consistent swell magnet wrapping Elliston, serious when it is on and spectacular to watch.

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    Cactus Beach
    Ceduna

    Cactus Beach

    The wider Cactus Beach area: raw, sharky and utterly committing, with a no-frills legend of a campground.

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    Fishery Bay
    Port Lincoln

    Fishery Bay

    A more sheltered south-coast option near Port Lincoln, a favourite when the west coast is too big.

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    Greenly Beach
    Port Lincoln

    Greenly Beach

    A scenic beach break south of Coffin Bay with peeling waves and a wild backdrop.

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    Salmon Hole
    Coffin Bay

    Salmon Hole

    Tucked in Coffin Bay National Park, with peeling lefts and rights when the swell lines up.

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Always respect the conditions, the sharks and the locals. These are remote, powerful waves; surf within your limits and never paddle out alone.

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