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The Belmont Palms Motel is located in Marks Point which is close to the Sandy Island and Entrance sailing locations. Rooms are simple motel-style with private ensuite bathroom & kitchenette with views of the pool and cater for 1 – 4 guests. All have a dining & seating area and
The Bay Motel is located on Bonnells Bay which is close to the Shingle Splitters launch area. This property has great facilities including a restaurant serving steak, pizza & pasts, a sports bar with outdoor seating / TV area and a games room with pool table and darts. There is
Mungo Brush campground is located on the lake-front at Myall Lakes on the NSW Central Coast. If you love real camping, it is an ideal location for a windsurfing holiday with direct access to the lake. The park caters for tents, camper trailers and caravans and all site are NON-POWDERED.
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. If you would like to find other places to get on the water, check out our global directory of windsurf, kitesurfing and winging spots.Jimmy’s Beach is located at Hawks Nest on the northern side of Port Stephens (approx. 232 km / 2:30 drive from Sydney). The sailing area is inside the bay and is protected by a long sand spit and provides superb flat-water-blasting in a NE breeze (side-off-shore) and great bump-and-jump in
Picnic Point at Tuggerah Lake on the NSW central coast works in a SW to NSW breeze. The water here is shallow and the bottom is a mix of mud, sand and weed. This is said to be a good spot for beginner Kiteboarders. Access via Tuggerah Pde near Fairview
Windsurfing at Sandy Island, Lake Macquarie This Lake Macquarie spot works best in a NE or W breeze however it can work in any direction apart from SE. It is a great spot for slalom and flat-water-blasting and for learning freestyle tricks as it is easy to get on/off the
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
Balmoral is located in Mossman on Sydney’s spectacular harbour. It is a very popular spot for beach goers and can get extremely busy on weekends over summer. It is also a popular spot for windsurfers looking for some flat-water-blasting and bump-and-jump. The typical summer NE breeze is on-shore and the
Swansie Coop is a popular place on Lake Macquarie for kiteboarders in a SW, SSW and Westerly. The water is shallow and very flat. Be cautious of cutting your feet on Razor Clams. Highly recommend wearing booties at this spot. The wind can be very gusty here. ACCESS This spot
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