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Kaka to Nugget

Entering the Catlin’s from the north, Kaka Point, south east of Balclutha is as good a ...

Cannibal Bay

Cannibal Bay faces due south and takes everything that the mighty Southern Ocean throws at it.

Long Point

Long Point, south of Ratanui, take the Purakanui Bay road and look for the Long Point Road.

Papatowai Beach

Papatowai Beach is exposed to the full force of the Southern Ocean, situated on the Southern ...

Porpoise Bay

Porpoise Bay near Waikawa works well in a variety of sea conditions, and you can have fun ...

Colac Bay

Colac Bay west of Riverton, in the Foveaux Strait gets the southerly swells, pushing up long ...

Beatons

Beatons is a hot left-hand point break accessed through a private farmland and is located south ...

Papatowai Beach

Papatowai Beach is exposed to the full force of the Southern Ocean, situated on the Southern Scenic Route, south of Owaka.

Papatowai Beach is New Zealand's equivalent to Mavericks, Pipeline or Bells beaches. Here is the centre of NZ's big wave surfing. This wave starts working at 10ft and locals will tell you stories of 30ft plus days. This right-hand reef break has a massive steep ledge takeoff, followed by 300 metres of the biggest, heaviest surfable barrels on the mainland. Note this wave is very dangerous and should only be attempted by the experts.