Por Anonymous , 03-09-2007

- Surf here if you wanna get eaten!

Por Had it this good!! , 19-02-2006

Photo is from SA - This foto is of Pondalowie Bay over in SA, don,t believe me?, check Pondi on this site!

Por anonymous , 25-01-2006

does not break anymore - before the sand built up on the outside (about 5 years ago) this wave would break on massive swells only. It hasnt broken properly in at least 3 years that i know of.
When it did break the main hazards were the extremely dirty water from the runoff from bad weather, have also seen very aggresive bull sharks there, but the main problem is getting run over by boats.

Por anonymous , 07-01-2006

PICTURE IS A LIE! - The picture wanna has got up is so bullsh*t, its no where evn near southport seaway. Wannasurf needs to thoroughly check each picture submitted as it has done this heaps of times... good site though!

Por anonymous , 22-12-2005

that pic is not strad seaway or spit - who ever put that pic up is a toaly idiot its not even spit strad or seway. it dosent hv e a massive clifff thing anywhere near thoses breaks.

Por HUBBA , 26-11-2005

The photo is Pondilowie Bay,Yorkes .SA - The photo is of Pondies ?Yorkes in South Australia

Por anonymous , 16-11-2005

Keep Paddling - I Agree with Zipmasterzap with TOS just a rock wall away why fug around with it! The only time it's worth considering is when the swell is massive and everywhere else is maxed out. I've caught a wave there on my way over to TOS and it's pretty hectic as it only breaks as it hits the barnical covered rocks along the breakwall. And then there's the sharks. Have fun!

Por goldy booger , 10-11-2005

- what the fcuk? the picture isnt of the gold coast at all! wheres the fcuking seaway? Where the fcuk are cliffs on the gold coast?

Por dribzy , 18-07-2005

ahahah - your a fucking kook mate

Por zipmasterzap , 08-07-2005

Seaway - Seaway itself only breaks when swell jumps over 5 foot atleast. abit of fun i you keep of the rocks but with TOS around the corner youd be an idiot to f#ck around here