Hearsons Cove is one of the main kiting spots for Karratha kiters in the winter season when the wind direction is a predominant Easterly in the mornings. It's only a 20min drive from Karratha on the Burrup Peninsula. This location does have a large tidal range, at low tide there can be a long walk …
Hampton Harbour is the main kite spot in Karratha in Summer when the wind direction is predominantly Westerly. Most of the local kiters rig up on the Hampton Harbour oval and walk up the beach to start. For beginners it is recommended to rig up on the South/Western aspect of the bay as it does …
Settlers Beach is a 30min drive North of Karratha. It works best in winter on a North/North East or North Easterly wind. Settlers Beach has a large tidal range, if you kite there on a medium tide you can find some beautiful flat lagoons, at low tide there is a walk out to the water …
Avalon Beach in Mandurah can deliver great kitesurfing and wave-riding conditions. It's one of the few places around Perth where you can kite in North-North-East and North-East winds. This location also works well during winter Westerly fronts for experienced riders. A few hundred meters to the North, you can find the Gearies surf break (popular …
Gnaraloo's Tombstones AKA ''Tombie'' is a World-Class wave riding location for advanced & expert riders ONLY located approximately 2 hours (150km) North of Carnarvon. Launching and landing can be tricky with a very narrow beach full of rocks, shells and wind shadows in South to South-South-West winds. Regardless of your skill level, assisted launching and …
If you are traveling North along Western Australia's coastline, it could be worth stopping for a session at Port Hedland's Spoil Bank. This spot can work with a wide range of wind directions from land breeze to sea breezes. Summer winds (September through March) tend to blow from the NW/NNW while winter winds (April through …
It's possible to enjoy kitesurfing in Broome's Cable Beach in the occasional sea breezes you can get there. Extremely high tides, light winds and hidden rocks can make this location challenging. Please give way to the public, Cable Beach is a popular tourist destination and can get busy at times. If you're into land-kiting (on …
It's possible to enjoy kitesurfing in Broome's Town Beach in the land breezes often blowing there. Extremely high tides, light winds, hidden rocks and crocodiles can make this location challenging and dangerous. A small kitesurfing community exists in Broome. Please follow their advice and recommendations. THERE ARE NO KITESURFING SCHOOLS / SHOPS IN THE BROOME …
Graveyards AKA ''Gravey'' is an excellent & popular wave riding location for advanced & expert riders. Launching and landing can get tricky with wind shadows in South to South-South-West winds. Be careful with the shallow reef and rocks at the bottom. Beach space can be limited for launching and landing at high tide. A kitesurfing …
Sandy Bay is a magical spot to kitesurf with turquoise clear water. Launching and landing can get tricky with wind shadows in South to South-West winds. Due to the wind shadows and the side-off shore area this location is not recommended for beginners. A kitesurfing school : Exmouth Surf Centre operates in the Exmouth area. …
Town Beach in Exmouth is a great beginner friendly location. It is easily accessible and works great for those land breezes. Be aware of rocks and reef, booties are strongly recommended. Keep an eye on the tides as water can get very shallow at low tides. A kitesurfing school : Exmouth Surf Centre operates in …
Lancelin Island aka ''North Point'' may be the least popular spot in Lancelin but the preferred area for beginners due to absence of waves and shallow reef. It is one of the 3 main locations in Lancelin, also see: Lancelin Beach and Lancelin Jetty. Please pack up your kites and lines when not in use, …