Horrocks
Horrocks is the reef-fringed beach town west of Northampton, where a long reflective shoreline sits in the lee of offshore reef and Bowes River adds another local surf zone south of town. When southwest swell lines up, the outside section opens up into a quiet WA session spot with proper local access and very little fuss. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Horrocks in Western Australia.
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East-northeast is the clean offshore lane.
Use the main beach just south of the jetty or the Glance Street and southern foreshore access points; the reef passage and low tide limestone slabs can make it awkward, and the informal surfers' parking atop the dunes at Bowes is the quieter option when you want to start closer to the break.
Lineup Guide
Southwest swell is the main trigger, and the reef gap plus outer reef keep the townsite beach and Bowes River zone surfable even when the inside stays relatively flat.
Use the main beach just south of the jetty or the Glance Street and southern foreshore access points; the reef passage and low tide limestone slabs can make it awkward, and the informal surfers' parking atop the dunes at Bowes is the quieter option when you want to start closer to the break.
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