The Pass

The Pass is a surf spot located in New South Wales, Australia. Known for its right-hand waves, The Pass offers a regional classic surfing experience with a sandy and rocky bottom. The spot is best surfed during low to medium tides and is very consistent, making it a popular choice for intermediate surfers. Waves at The Pass can range from 50 to 150 meters in length, providing ample opportunity for a thrilling ride. However, the spot is often crowded, especially during tourist season, so it’s essential to check the surf etiquette and respect the locals. The area is known for its strong rips and undertow, as well as rocks and man-made dangers like buoys. Dive boats frequently pass through the lineup, so surfers need to be vigilant. Parking is available at a nearby carpark, but it fills up quickly. The Pass is situated near other surf spots such as Wategos Beach, Bullies, Tallow Beach, The Wreck, and Belongil. Before heading out, surfers should check their skills to ensure the conditions match their level. Respect the locals.