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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
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
NRMA Myall Shores Holiday Park is located on 1.5 km of pristine lake frontage at Myall Lakes on the NSW Central Coast. This is a great location for a windsurfing & water sports holiday with shallow clean water lapping the shores of the park ideal for swimming, kayaking & SUPping.
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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
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
Squids @ Belmont is possibly the most popular kiteboarding spot for locals on Lake Macquarie when the wind blows from the NW (it can also work around to west). The spot is ideal for flat water sailing. It has a muddy bottom and the water is shallow. It is advisable
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
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
Swansea Channel (also know as “Salts”) is a great flat water kiteboarding spot at Lake Macquarie in a NE breeze. It is a nice sandy bottom with shallow water. Watch the currents as you get further out into the channel. ACCESS Access via Lambton Pde out on Swansea Heads. There
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