
The Surf Yamba
The Surf Yamba is an intimate 12-room boutique hotel perched on Yamba's headland just metres from Main Beach. Contemporary coastal design, individually considered rooms and a spectacular guest-only rooftop create a relaxed stay inspired by the free-thinking spirit of this much-loved surf town. Swim in the heated rooftop plunge pool, take in panoramic views from Iluka to Angourie, borrow a surfboard or e-bike, then wander to nearby beaches, cafés and restaurants, this is Yamba with everything close at hand.
(02) 6646 2200
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Ocean Views, Rooftop Swims and That Sunday Afternoon Feeling
The Surf Yamba captures something this coastal town does particularly well: making slowing down feel completely natural.
Perched on Yamba's headland overlooking Main Beach, the intimate 12-room boutique hotel combines contemporary architecture and considered interiors with the easy-going character of a Northern NSW surf town.
Rooms feature king beds, custom-crafted furnishings, terrazzo finishes and kitchenettes, with selected categories adding ocean views, generous balconies and deep soaking baths. Thoughtful details include locally sourced minibar selections, LEIF amenities, Bemboka robes and Turkish cotton beach towels.
Upstairs is where The Surf really earns its name.
The guest-only rooftop takes in panoramic coastal views from Iluka to Angourie, with a heated plunge pool, sun terrace and indoor and outdoor lounge spaces providing somewhere to swim, stretch out or simply watch the ocean.
Surfboards, beach chairs, umbrellas and e-bikes make exploring easy, while in-room treatments and locally prepared hampers and platters can add a little more indulgence to the stay. Main Beach is around a three-minute stroll away, with Yamba's cafés, restaurants, shopping and other beaches all close by.
It's polished without losing its sense of place, a boutique coastal stay built around one very Yamba idea: sometimes the best plan is simply getting salty and staying a while.









