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Wave Wear

Wave Wear
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DETAILS

Wave wear is a locally owned and operated business stocking a wide range of surf clothing and hardware.

Stocking all of the best surf brands, it has everything you need when you are in South West Rocks.

They also hire out Stand Up Paddle Boards and Surfboards for when you are in town.

Location:
15 Livingstone Street Kempsey, South West Rocks, 2431
Contact:
6566 5177

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Kempsey Shire Council acknowledges the land of the Thungutti/Dunghutti Nation. We pay respect to Elders past and present. We acknowledge the role of emerging leaders to continue to guide us in the future. We acknowledge the Stolen Generations and the need to change practices to be inclusive. This land always was and always will be Thungutti/Dunghutti land.