Coming to Australia april till august 2016

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11 Sep 2015 4:26am
Aloha fellow kiteboarding addicts!

Let me just briefly introduce myself. Im Rodney, 26 years of age and a Dutch resident. Im planning to go to Thailand in oktober and staying for a month. Then i will visit family in New Zealand en then head out on an epic 2-3 month road trip:) After my time in NZ i would like to spend time in Australia. I plan to live and work near some good beaches.

After some research on the internet i've come across some varying information regarding wind conditions and kite spots in Auzie. I would like to get some practical information from locals across Auzie on the wind conditions from april till august. My goal is to find out which places in Auzie are best suitable for kitesurfing within that period.

Rider profile:
75 kg
Freeride and freestyle
North Evo 12
North Dice 8
North Jamie 2015

I hope you guys can help me out with some more detailed information and experiences!

Cheerzzz
KIT33R
KIT33R
NSW
1716 posts
NSW, 1716 posts
11 Sep 2015 8:13am
Not much wind on the east coast that time of year unless you head to far north Queensland from June when the trade winds blow. Ocean stingers (box jelly fish and irukandji) are usually gone by late June.

Call Kite Surfari for a memorable trip up north from April.
www.australiankitesurfari.com.au/
Nathe
Nathe
WA
441 posts
WA, 441 posts
11 Sep 2015 9:45am
Not much wind at all on the west coast unless u want frontal gusts. My advice would be bring your surf board it pumps that time of year
bjw
bjw
QLD
3690 posts
bjw bjw
QLD, 3690 posts
11 Sep 2015 7:56pm
Yes. Stay North of Cairns. Flat water, but great weather and good wind. Enjoy!!
bjw
bjw
QLD
3690 posts
bjw bjw
QLD, 3690 posts
11 Sep 2015 7:57pm
Melbourne could also have wind, but really cold and unreliable.
Beelzebub
Beelzebub
WA
145 posts
WA, 145 posts
11 Sep 2015 7:23pm
My advice is to reschedule your visit to NZ. November through February is usually very good (for kiting) in WA. No need for a 12m then either (at 75 kg 6-9 meters would be right most of the time)
Plummet
Plummet
4862 posts
4862 posts
11 Sep 2015 7:45pm
Beelzebub said..
My advice is to reschedule your visit to NZ. November through February is usually very good (for kiting) in WA. No need for a 12m then either (at 75 kg 6-9 meters would be right most of the time)


Don't listen to him.... nz is rocking oct/ through to Jan.... its the best time of the year! The year is predicted super el nino patter which means constant wind and swell for months.

If you want advice on nz north island kite spots I can help
iti
iti
QLD
417 posts
iti iti
QLD, 417 posts
12 Sep 2015 9:13pm
Just stay in the naki sic place
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