Ricketts Point South Wing Foiling, Kite and Windsurfing Located at the south end of the carpark at Ricketts Point Marine Sanctuary, in front of the Beaumaris Life Saving Club on the south-east side of Port Phillip Bay near Melbourne, Victoria. Best Wind/Season This spot pumps in a westerly, where the
Hoi An, located in the north of the South Central Coast region just south of Da Nang, has a fairly small Kitesurfing and Windsurfing scene compared to Mui Ne, which is located further south in Vietnam. This spot is used by a small crew of locals (Vietnamese and Expatriates). The
Area 45 is it is known by the locals (or Mahers Landing) is located approximately 10 mins drive to the east of Inverloch This spot works in a variety of wind directions including SE, S, E, W, WSW & NW. It is the go-to place when the SW & S
Windsurfing at Elwood, VIC Elwood is located on Port Phillip Bay approximately 8km SE of Melbourne. This spot is associated with Elwood Sailing Club which has a strong following of recreational windsurfers with up to 50 members dedicated to the sport. On a good day you can find 20+ windsurfers
Sandy Point is a quiet little cul-der-sac located in the South Gippsland region in Eastern Victoria, Australia approximately 2.5 hours drive from Melbourne. In years gone-by, the inlet was the host to many world speed record attempts due to its high winds and glassy flat water in the inlet. These
Lake Awoonga is a deep fresh water storage dam located 21km SW of Tannum Sands. If you are a bit concerned about crocs and other deadly creatures found in the sea, Lake Awoonga is a great alternative. Here you will find fresh, clean, warm water with nothing more in it
Lancelin Back Beach is just opposite Edward Island located in Lancelin approximately 1.5 – 2 hours drive from Perth. This spot is popular for windsurfers and kiteboarders wanting to sail flat water on turquois-blue water when the swell is low. As there is no outer reef at this spot, is
Windsurfing & Wing Foiling at Jordan’s, Port Macquarie The Hastings River is located at Port Macquarie in the Mid North Coast of NSW (400 km north of Sydney). This flat-water spot is located in front of Jordan’s Boating Centre and the wind funnels right up the river when blowing from
Windsurfing at Marmong Sailing Club Marmong Sailing Club located on George st on Lake Macquarie has a good following of windsurfers. The club offers sailing introduction courses and long-board racing on Saturday’s during summer. Great spot for beginners as shallow for first 50 metres from shore. Watch out for sharp
Myall Lakes are located on the NSW Central Coast about 2.5 hours north of Sydney. The most popular spots for windsurfing here are in the most southern lake in White Tree Bay. This spot has a reputation as a place for flat water blasting in a NE breeze (which is
Lake Cootharaba is located about 25 mins drive from Noosa Heads on the Sunshine Coast and is part of the Noosa River System and is approx 8 km long x 5 km wide. The lake gets between 15-20 knots of wind (generally in the afternoon) & is great for advanced
Robe Windsurfing & Kitesurfing Robe is located approximately 4 hours drive south east of Adelaide (or about 6 hours west of Melbourne) on the Limestone Coast in South Australia This spot offers several great options for wave sailing for windsurfers and kiters on a clean and predictable beach break. It
When the wind blows in the right direction (NW), windsurfing from main beach in the middle of Corralejo can be incredible (kitesurfing is not possible from this location). As you launch the water is protected by the harbour so it is very flat and the harbour doesn’t see to slow
Windsurfing & Wing Foiling at Bauer’s Landing, Bowen Bauer’s Landing is a historic landmark located on Wentworth Street, to the SE of Bowen township. The water here is clear and blue and suited to intermediate & above windsurfers and wing foilers. Kitesurfing is also possible here but most people kite
Wing Foiling, Kiting & Windsurfing at Anglers Park Anglers Park (also referred to as Jennifer Ave) on the Gold Coast in Queensland is a popular spot for Windsurfing, Kitesurfing & Wing foiling. It is a nice wide stretch of water across the broad water with small chop in a solid
South Passage is a wave riding spot with very similar conditions to “Main Break” located at Lancelin. The waves tend to be longer and less punchy here. South Passage is a pretty popular amongst the windsurfers and kiters and can get quite busy on weekends (but barely anyone mid-week). The
Windsurfing, Wing Foiling & Kitesurfing at T-Bay South West Rocks (also referred to as Trail Bay or T-Bay) is located on the NSW Mid North Coast approx 80 km north of Port Macquarie (3.5 hours from Newcastle or 5 hours from Sydney). This spot offers superb flat water sailing in
Windsurfing & Kitesurfing at Sandstone Point (Pebble Beach) This is a lovely spot for beginners in the lighter winds and for flat water blasters & bump-and-jump sailors as the wind increases during the day. This is a good spot if you are looking to sail solo as it is pretty
Wallis Lake is located just 10 mins drive south of Forster on the NSW Central Coast. This spot offers amazing flat water sailing in a NE breeze, particularly at the northern end where the water is protected by surface weed. GPS speed events are often held at this spot and
Windsurfing Blowhole Road, Beachport Blowhole road is said to work, when conditions are not right for Robe (too northerly) and too on or off-shore at Beachport Surf Life Saving Club (SLSC). Although we have not sailed here ourselves, below is the knowledge we gathered from Locals.
