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 days it is still well visited when the wind is Read more...

Magawish Beach Kitesurfing & Windsurfing Magawish Beach in Hurghada, Egypt (the site of the Harry Nass Kite & Windsurfing Centre & Mercure Hotel) is said to have the cleanest wind of all of the Hurghada sailing spots. It is a prime location for beginners and slalom/speed sailors. The wind comes from the north creating the perfect cross-shore breeze from the Read more...

Windsurfing & Kitesurfing at Diani Beach, Kenya Diani Beach is a beach resort on the Indian Ocean coast of Kenya located 30 kilometres south of Mombasa. This resort appeals to a broad audience including families, honeymooners, backpackers and people who like a bit of a party. But Diani Beach is also an incredible destination for kitesurfers & windsurfers….. The weather Read more...

Mallacoota is located in far Eastern Victoria. The river mouth is suited to kite boarders (and to a lesser degree windsurfers due to the shallow water) looking for flat water sailing in shallow water with a sandy bottom. It is a great spot to kite amongst the sandbars and you can camp near the sailing area. The ideal wind direction Read more...

Ansa Vata Bay, Noumea Ansa Vata Bay in Noumea is one of the world’s best locations for flat water blasting, so much so, that in recent years, the PWA (professional windsurfing Association) has selected this location for its annual finale to the world cup slalom racing tour. Consistent trade winds and blue lagoon like water provide ideal conditions for flat-water blasting Read more...

Sandy Bay is proclaimed to be one of the best windsurfing & kitesurfing spots in WA for those that like to sail on flat water in a protected bay environment. It is located 70km south of Exmouth on the Nargaloo coast (approx 1,300km north of Perth) in the Cape Range National Park (so no pets are allowed in the park). Read more...

Kitesurfing at Aitutaki, Cook Islands Aitutaki is “heaven on earth” for kite boarders with warm and perfectly flat turquoise blue water in a massive lagoon with multiple islands (most uninhabited) to launch from. The trade winds occur between May and October with winds strengths most days of 15 – 30 knots however the area also benefits from passing low pressure Read more...

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 wind tends to be mostly cross-off-shore from the SW to Read more...

Green Island is located in the Coral Sea on the Great Barrier Reef and is only accessible by boat or helicopter from Cairns. Here you will find some of the best windsurfing in Australia for those that love slalom or flat water high speed sailing. At low tide the reef acts as a barrier keeping the chop to a minimum 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...