Pondalowie Bay
Legendary surf break and crayfishing cove in Innes.
A renowned surf break and sheltered crayfishing bay within Innes National Park, ringed by dunes and a popular campground.
Pondalowie Bay is the surfing heart of Innes National Park, a horseshoe of white sand backed by towering dunes and a small crayfishing fleet moored offshore. Its left and right breaks draw experienced surfers, while the sheltered northern end is calm enough for swimming and snorkelling. A walk-in campground and boardwalk over the dunes make it a favourite overnight spot for surfers and nature lovers alike.
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