Kyeemagh is located on Botany Bay right next to Sydney Airport (south-west side). This is a very popular flat-water sailing spot for Sydney windsurfers (Kitesurfers are not allowed at this spot). It can be pretty exhilarating blasting across the water next to a big jet taking off. The spot works best in a NE (predominant summer breeze) or S breeze. Read more...

For dead flat speed sailing in S to SE. Dead south breeze for the longest runs in the flat water against the sand bank. On a NE breeze you can sail on the south-western side of the same sand bank. From that sand bank you can also sail out into the river mouth to the waves. Caution: the current does Read more...

Wing foiling & windsurfing at Whiting Beach Yamba Whiting Beach is situated just inside the heads at Yamba on the NSW mid-north coast. This is a great spot for flat water blasting and riding the odd swell coming through the heads. It works best in a NE breeze. If the wind is blowing from the SE, check out The Peninsula. Read more...

Corrigans Beach, Batehaven is located 4km south of Batemans Bay on the NSW South Coast. It is a great spot for flat-water-sailing and bump-and-jump for all levels of windsurfers and kitesurfers. This spot works best in a SE however can also work in a NE to NW breeze. It is ideal for learning as it offers shallow protected water with Read more...

This spot is great in a NE breeze and when the wind is right you will usually find a few locals here. Best launching spot is from the beach from behind the Seahorse Inn and you will also find parking next to the Inn. At the end of a session the Inn is a great place to have a beer Read more...

Coila Lake Windsurfing Coila Lake is located approximately 50 kms south of Batemans Bay at Tuross Heads on the South Coast of New South Wales. It is a good option for windsurfing in a NE however it works in most directions except a westerly. The spot is very safe and would also be suitable for first-timers and kids to learn. Read more...

Windsurfing at Marmong Point Marmong Point on Lake Macquarie is a popular spot for locals and is ideal for slalom & bump-and-jump. This spot works best in a SE breeze however it can also work in a southerly but Valentine Point or the Slips are better in a southerly. Watch out for sharp rocks, shells and Razor Fish (which are Read more...

Barlings Beach is located near Tomakin on the NSW South Coast approx. 20km (20 mins drive) south of Batemans Bay. This spot can be ideal in a S to SW breeze as the water is protected and smooth offering runs of around 1.5km across the beach. It can also be sailed in a NE breeze however it gets very lumpy. Read more...

Queens Lake is located approximately 30km (30 mins drive) south west of Port Macquarie on Mid North Coast of NSW. Whilst this lake is not as big as Smiths Lake or Myall Lakes, it is great for flat water blasting and is a recognise speed sailing sport where speedsters get together and track their speeds on GPS. It is also Read more...

Windsurfing at Valentine Point, Lake Macquarie Valentine Point is on the NW end of Lake Macquarie. This spot works well in a number of directions with NE, N & NW being the cleanest. Only directions it doesn’t work too well is from E to SE. The launch area has some sea grass close to shore but only need to walk Read more...