Kirra Beach

Kirra is a legendary right-hand point break known for producing some of the fastest, most hollow waves in the world — at its best it delivers long, screaming barrels over a sand-covered bottom. Part of the Superbank system, heavily dependent on sand accumulation from the Tweed River sand bypass. When it's on, it rivals Pipeline for barrel quality.

Best Conditions

Good to Know

Street parking along Kirra Parade, with public toilets and a lifeguarded beach nearby. The wave is fickle and requires the right sand conditions — check recent local reports.

Hazards

Crowds, rips near the point, rock ledge at low tide, fast hollow waves demand solid tube-riding experience