Jake's Point is Kalbarri's crown jewel—a world-class left-hand point break that peels over a rocky shelf with machine-like precision when SW groundswells hit the mid-west coast. Designated a National Surfing Reserve, the wave offers long, walling lefts with barrel sections that can run for 300 metres on quality days. Located just 3km south of the small fishing town of Kalbarri, Jake's sits at the mouth of the Murchison River gorge, surrounded by dramatic red cliffs. The break handles size well but can be dangerous when the swell gets serious.
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Water temp
21°C
Wetsuit
Springsuit / 2mm
Difficulty
7/10
Crowd level
3/10
Access: 3km south of Kalbarri town. Shore access via rocky path.
Jake's Point works best on a mid tide, ideally between 0.65m and 0.9m on the local tide chart. The tide chart above shows today’s strike window.
Offshore wind at Jake's Point blows from the SE (135°). Anything in the 100° to 170° range grooms the faces; outside it, expect chop or bumpy conditions.
Jake's Point wants SW swell (180° to 280°) between 0.5m and 5m, with a period of 14s or more for quality waves.
The main season at Jake's Point is Jun-Aug. A secondary window runs May, Sep. Winter SW groundswell. National Surfing Reserve.
Fly into GET, then allow about 120 minutes by road. 3km south of Kalbarri town. Shore access via rocky path.
Jake's Point is a point break, a left-hander. Difficulty is rated 7/10.
Peak: Jun-Aug
Secondary: May, Sep
Winter SW groundswell. National Surfing Reserve.