Cactus Beach found far south in South Australia is very isolated and known only to surfers, because of this there aren't many surfers there during the week or week-end. The swells start working from 3ft to 5ft and can carry to 16+ft heights. At this beach however there are dangers from White Pointer Sharks, urchins and rocks. These waves are pretty fast and this partly caused because of the sea floor which is a reef (coral, sharp rocks etc) with sand. With the sea floor being that random and erratic in the different levels due to the coral and rocks the energy from a wave woill be forced up depending on these heights and the waves are rather erratic.
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