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We offer 7 day weather forecasts, including wind, wave (swell) and tide forecasts
 
For over 10 years, we've offered wind, wave & tide weather forecasts, and live weather reports. If you are into Kiteboarding, Windsurfing, Fishing, Sailing, Boating, SUP, Scuba Diving or any marine sport that requires a weather forecast, you've found the right place!

Check the News for all the latest from the world of Kitesurfing (Kiteboarding), Windsurfing, Sailing and Power Boating. Our busy, friendly forums are available for all types of marine sports, including Fishing, Kiteboarding, Stand Up Paddle, Windsurfing, and Sailing. Recent additions include Land Yachting and Land Kiting.

Aside from weather, Seabreeze.com.au has the largest and most popular marketplace in Australia for equipment related to Kiteboarding (Kitesurfing) and Windsurfing. Thousands of Kites, Kiteboards, Windsurfing Boards and Windsurfing sails are on offer.

Feel free to look around - we'd recommend using the Graphs menu to explore our 7 Day Wind & Wave Weather Forecasts, Tide Forecasts and Live Weather Reports. Go get some entertainment in the forums, or look for that bit of gear that will take your sport to the next level in the Buy & Sell. Need weather on the go? Investigate our Alerts and Mobile Weather offerings.

Seabreeze.com.au is a friendly & helpful site designed to help make your life better!

Enjoy!

Windiest places:
Western AustraliaBARROW ISLAND28 knots, E
TasmaniaMOUNT WELLINGTON26 knots, NNW
VictoriaSOUTH CHANNEL ISLAND22 knots, N
Western AustraliaMARGARET RIVER20 knots, NNE
VictoriaFAWKNER BEACON20 knots, N
TasmaniaCAPE SORELL20 knots, NNE
QueenslandCAPE MORETON19 knots, E

Windless places:
New South WalesMERIMBULAcalm, E
New South WalesBALLINAcalm, E
New South WalesCOFFS HARBOURcalm, NNW
New South WalesPORT MACQUARIE AIRPORTcalm, E
QueenslandWILLIAMSON1 knot, S
QueenslandTEWANTIN1 knot, SSW
New South WalesSOUTH NARRABEEN1 knot, WNW



Sailing, Boating, Fishing or Surfing?

Welcome! You've now found the site that will get your out on the water in the best conditions, more often.

No more wasted trips to the beach to check the weather!

For over ten years, it's been our pleasure to provide the tools needed to get out on the ocean the day when conditions are perfect.

Seabreeze.com.au really has been built by hardcore water enthusiasts. We've tweaked every feature of the site to make it as easy as possible to use - our goals it to get you out doing what you want to be doing, more often and having more fun!

Kitesurfing / Kiteboarding

Developed in the late 90's, a kitesurfer (or 'kiteboarder') uses a board (often with foot-straps), and is pulled across the water by a powerful kite. Once powered up, there is no limit to fun that can be had kitesurfing! From cruising and carving on flat water, to massive jumps and tricks through to wave riding. Riders are pushing the boundaries in the surf use strapless surfboards - true testament to their skill of controlling a powerful kite whilst ripping up the wave.

Kitesurfing is exploding in popularity due to the small amount of equipment required, and the huge wide wind range of modern kites. When the sport was first developed, the kites were quite lethal and fatalities were recorded. Through advances in control systems and kite design, modern day kites are far safer and the sport more accessible than ever before.

Seabreeze.com.au is Australia's #1 portal for kitesurfing - see it all at:
  * Australia's most popular Kitesurfing Forum,
  * Australia's biggest offering of Kiteboarding Gear here.   
  * Latest kiteboarding News,
  * Listing of all Australian Kitesurfing Events and,
  * Articles to improve your kiteboarding!

Windsurfing

Developed in the 70's, windsurfing uses a board, usually two to five meters long and powered by a sail. The rig is connected to the board by a free-rotating flexible joint called the Universal Joint (U-Joint). Unlike a rudder-steered sailboat, a windsurfer is steered by the tilting and rotating of the mast and sail as well as tilting and carving the board.

A windsurfer holds the world speed record for sailing craft and windsurfers can perform jumps, inverted loops, spinning maneuvers, and other "freestyle" moves. Windsurfers were the first to ride the world's largest waves, such as Jaws on the island of Maui, and, with very few exceptions, it was not until the advent of tow-in surfing that waves of that size became accessible to surfers.

Windsurfing includes speed sailing, slalom, course racing, wave sailing, superX, and freestyle as distinct disciplines.

Seabreeze.com.au is Australia's #1 portal for kitesurfing - see it all at:
  * Australia's most popular Windsurfing Forum,
       (& home to all state association windsurfing forums)
  * Australia's biggest offering of Windsurfing equipment
  * Latest Windsurfing News,
  * Listing of all Australian Windsurfing Events and,

Stand Up Paddle (SUP)

The first stand up paddle surfers emerged in Waikiki in the early 1950s. It's taken over 50 years for it to appear as the latest emerging sport with thousands grabbing a paddle for the first time, every day.

All you need is a board and a paddle and you're off having fun. Apart from the excellent fitness obtained by SUP (sure beats treadmills and stationary bikes), it gets you out in the elements, having fun and experiencing adventure.

From a relaxing cruise around the river to hard core big wave riding, Stand Up Paddle is accessible to everybody.

 *  Read a full article on the history of SUP here..,
 *  Visit Australia's most popular Stand Up Paddle forum
 *  Check the Stand Up Paddle photo gallery

It's true, but many people mispell seabreeze - we've seen seabreaze, seebreeze, seabreez and more. But there's only one that'll get you on the water more often - seabreeze.com.au!


 

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