Allans Beach

Allans Beach

Otago Peninsula, OT, NZL

Wave Quality

Normal

Wave Type

Beach-break

Swell Direction

N/A

Best Wind

N/A

Best Tide

N/A

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About

Allans Beach, located on the rugged coastline of Otago Peninsula in New Zealand, offers surfers a stunning setting with its powerful waves that break both right and left over soft sandy bottoms, ideal for intermediate and advanced riders. Renowned for its huge winter swells originating from the Southern Ocean, the beach provides a thrilling experience amidst its breathtaking scenery and diverse wildlife, including fur seals and yellow-eyed penguins. A perfect spot for those seeking solitude and natural beauty, Allans Beach is a hidden gem that also welcomes naturists, making it a unique destination on the South Island.

Wave Characteristics

Wave QualityNormal
Wave TypeBeach-break
Wave DirectionRight and left
Wave Powerpowerful
BottomSandy
Swell SizeN/A

Ideal Conditions

Swell DirectionN/A
Best WindN/A
Best Tide PositionN/A
Best Tide MovementN/A

Location & Access

AddressAllans Beach, Otago Peninsula, South Island, New Zealand
City / AreaOtago Peninsula
StateOT
CountryNZL

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Allans Beach Questions

What kind of wave is Allans Beach?

Allans Beach is a beach break with right and left waves over a sandy bottom.

How good is the surf at Allans Beach?

Allans Beach is rated normal for wave quality.

Where can I stay near Allans Beach?

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Where is Allans Beach?

Allans Beach is a surf spot in Otago Peninsula, OT, NZL.