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Maroubra Beach is a surf beach in the eastern Sydney suburb of Maroubra, New South Wales, Australia. It is used for swimming, surfing, and other beach recreation, while its cultural importance to surfing is recognized through National Surfing Reserve status; the beach was dedicated as Australia's first National Surfing Reserve in March 2006.
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Where is Maroubra Beach?
Maroubra Beach is in the eastern Sydney suburb of Maroubra, New South Wales, Australia. The beach faces east and is about 1 kilometre long.
When did Maroubra Beach become a National Surfing Reserve?
Maroubra Beach was dedicated as a National Surfing Reserve on 19 March 2006. The designation recognizes its long surfing history and its importance to Australian boardriding culture.
Is Maroubra Beach suitable for swimming?
It is used for swimming, but the beach is known for rips and can be hazardous for inexperienced bathers. Maroubra's surf lifesaving history includes the Maroubra Surf Life Saving Club, established in 1907.
Which surf breaks are associated with Maroubra Beach?
Named breaks include The Point, also called Mistral Point, Dunnybowl, Stormies, Southies, and The Reef. Conditions vary by swell, and The Reef is generally associated with more experienced surfers.
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