Dolphin Heads

Dolphin Heads is a surf spot located in Queensland, Australia. This spot is known for its right-hand waves, breaking over a bottom of rocks and sand. The waves at Dolphin Heads are sometimes inconsistent, but when they do break, they can offer a thrilling experience for surfers. The spot is suitable for all levels of surfers, but it’s important to check your skills before paddling out to make sure the spot and conditions fit your surfing level. The waves here are less than 50 meters in length, and the spot can get crowded, so it’s crucial to be aware of surf etiquette when the lineup is busy. Paddling out can be challenging due to the crowd, and there’s a risk of getting run over if you don’t duck dive properly. The takeoff can be intense and the water is very shallow, so caution is advised. After a surf session, it’s a good idea to bring some money and relax with a drink at the nearby bar. To reach Dolphin Heads, follow the signs and walk through the resort, or head to the main Eimeo and walk to the creek, swim over it, and walk about 150 meters around the point. Nearby surf spots include Rockies, Eimeo Point, Slade Point, Lamberts Beach, and North Wall. Remember to respect the locals and always check the surf forecast, report, and map before heading out. Respect the locals.