Sandon Point - surf spot statistics

Sandon Point in Australia is a surf spot that generally offers consistent waves year-round, though the conditions vary depending on the season. The swell is predominantly wind-driven (wind swell), making up over 65% of the waves in every month, with ground swell peaking at 27% in May, June, and July. The best months for surfing are from April to July when ground swell contributions increase slightly, averaging around 22–27%, and wind conditions improve significantly, with good wind days peaking at 47% in July. During this period, mean swell size remains stable at 1.3–1.4m, which is decent for intermediate surfers. The worst wind conditions occur in the summer months, particularly January and February, where bad winds prevail over 80% of the time. In contrast, July offers the highest likelihood of clean offshore or cross-onshore winds (47%). Swell consistency is strong year-round, with almost no flat days, though June and July see a small increase in no-swell periods (6%). Overall, the optimal window for surfing at Sandon Point is from late autumn through winter (April to August), with May to July standing out as the prime period due to better wind conditions, decent swell size, and a slightly higher chance of ground swell. Early autumn (March) and late spring (October) can still provide surfable waves, but summer months (December to February) are less favorable due to onshore winds dominating. Swell size remains relatively small throughout the year, making this spot better suited for longboarders or those looking for mellower waves rather than heavy barrels.

June at Sandon Point offers fairly consistent surf conditions with an average swell height of 1.4m and a solid period of 9.6s, suggesting well-formed, rideable waves. The swell direction is predominantly from the south to southeast (SSE, SE, and ESE), providing the most frequent and sizable waves, with a notable percentage in the 1-2.5m range—ideal for intermediate to advanced surfers. The ENE and E directions also contribute some decent swells, though slightly smaller. Wind conditions are favorable 45% of the time, with the best scenario being light to moderate offshore winds from the west or northwest (W, WNW, NW), which are common in June. Stronger onshore winds from the south and southwest (SSW, SW) can occasionally degrade conditions, but overall, the mix of clean swells and manageable winds makes June a reliable month for surfing here. Expect a mix of playful waist-high to head-high waves, with occasional bigger sets when the SSE swell picks up.