Avalon Point

Avalon Point (also known as Avalon Kite Beach) is a fairly exposed point break near Falcon/Mandurah with crystal-clear water and a reef/rock bottom. Surf is typically consistent, and the break can hold meaningful size when conditions line up. However, the bottom is shallow and rocky, so conditions can be unforgiving—especially at low tide. For surfing, the spot is characterized as a peeling left point break with good-to-excellent quality depending on swell and wind. Sources describe it as exposed and capable of handling larger swells, becoming a standout left when the offshore wind direction helps keep faces clean. Reported optimal swell direction is south-southwest to southwest, with a working swell height window around 1.0–3.0 meters. For wind sports in summer, the spot is supported by a reliable afternoon sea-breeze pattern (Fremantle Doctor-style). Kitesurfing is described as versatile—flat to small chop inside the reef and more wave riding on the outer reef. Windsurfing is also associated with bump-and-jump / wave-sailing conditions in the sea breeze, while wingfoiling is possible on the outer reef but limited by shallow inner reef sections. Safety is a key theme at Avalon Point: sea urchins are widespread, sharks and strong currents are mentioned, and the reef becomes very shallow at low tide. Local guidance strongly emphasizes tide checks and booties to reduce the risk from sharp reef/urchins, and riders should also be mindful of crowding at the point and downwind positioning around the main surfing peak.