Grassy Head

Grassy Head is a point break that produces a quality right-hand wall when conditions align, particularly during the falling tide around mid-tide periods. A secondary beach break option exists further up the beach if the point isn't working. The break responds to southerly swell and performs best over rocky and sandy bottom; the right-hand wave can be consistent depending on sand accretion on the point. Conditions are typically ordinary to fun, but the spot has a hazard rating of 6/10 due to topographic rips, rocks, and currents that require experienced swimmers and surfers.

Access to Grassy Head involves a long dirt track through remote headland, with camping available at the nearby holiday park. The spot sits between Stuarts Point and Nambucca Heads on the Mid North Coast.

I could not find specific information about the spot's surfing history, how long it has been surfed, notable sessions, competitions, or surfers associated with Grassy Head. The available sources focus on current conditions and practical access rather than historical context.