Seal Rocks is a small beach with a little right-hand point break. Best suited to beginners and kids but on massive swell can be fun for all. Being inside the bay, it is sheltered from some of the more south swells and needs an easterly component in the swell to have a wave.  When this happens you’ll see long walling right-handers peel off the point a couple of hundred metres into the beach. A perfect shaped right-hander that can take you all the way to the sand.  A pretty mellow wave that lends itself to longboards and fishes.
What are the best surf conditions for Seal Rocks?
Gets good when overhead. We recommend riding your fish or longboard here. Seal Rocks in Newcastle to Forster is best suited to beginner to intermediate surfers. The surf here is usually has a wave (5/10) and gets busy on weekends (5/10). The best winds for Seal Rocks are Southwest. The best swell direction is from the East to North East but can sometimes break on large South Easterlies.
