Fetteh

Fetteh (Gold Coast area) is an exposed right-hand point break that peels along a rocky headland and then runs into a sandy bay. The wave is described as fairly consistent, and when conditions line up it can produce long, traveling rides. Break quality is generally good to moderate, with the strongest swell direction identified as from the south (and southwest when specified). Seasonally, the most favorable period for surf is described as April through August, with another provider highlighting May through September for more consistent swell. Water temperatures are consistently warm—around the mid-20s °C—so the spot is typically suited for long sessions without heavy cold-water protection. One provider notes that the offshore side-on wind window is more likely in peak season, improving grooming on the wave face. Onshore and wind effects matter: offshore winds from the north or northeast are associated with grooming, while south winds can make the wave choppy. The break is also explicitly described as exposed, so expect the point to be affected by wind and swell even when conditions look suitable. Safety is a key consideration. The break sits on/near rocks and submerged hazards, and rip currents are reported as possible along the point during larger swells. There are no lifeguards and formal public rescue is not available; assistance is typically dependent on local support. Take care around entry and exit—especially at lower tides—and be mindful of nearby fishing activity and equipment.