About Surfers Point
Surfers Point is a renowned coastal headland and beach at Prevelly, near the mouth of the Margaret River in the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River, Western Australia. It is internationally known as the main break for the Margaret River Pro World Surf League event. The point features sandy beaches, rocky headland, grassed foreshore and viewing terraces overlooking the Indian Ocean, attracting surfers, spectators and coastal walkers.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a wide sandy beach and rocky headland at the mouth of the Margaret River opening to the Indian Ocean. The site has a large sealed car park, grassed foreshore, tiered viewing terraces and paved paths overlooking the main surf break. The ocean is often powerful with strong swell. Visitors can watch surfing, walk along the beach and foreshore, photograph the coastline and river mouth, and use picnic areas. The area is exposed to wind and sun with limited shade.
Key highlights
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World-class surf break and main venue for the Margaret River Pro
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Tiered viewing terraces overlooking the Indian Ocean and surf break
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Scenic location at the mouth of the Margaret River
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Sandy beach and rocky headland within Leeuwin-Naturaliste coastal landscape
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Grassed foreshore with picnic and barbecue areas