Uh.... thats like saying... February through march, where should I go kiting in South America.... I don't think you understand how big this place is. Be more specific. As a general answer to your question, you want to go north enough that the water is warm but not so far north that the water is crocodile infested. Hope this helps to narrow down your broad question....

Further more I think every eastern state kiter should adopt a euro tourist kiter for the season, the west oz crew are doing wonderful things for the peeps arriving on the "boats"

place called WA- nobody goes tho

man some people are rude... he just wants one simple answer as to where he should kite and 4 out of 5 replys have been critical.

I reckon Qld, many more interesting things to occupy your time on the very rare occasion that the wind isn't blowin you off your feet. In WA the lights go off early as there is no daylight savings, however on the flip side the cows are not confused, so the milk (which there is large amount imported from SA) is second to none and there is always the chance that your carpet and furniture in your accommodation will not be faded (how good is that) obviously that's if you can find any with the little notice you are given 6 months in advance is pushing it. all jesting aside travel the country and kite hard and when you can.

And furthermore i gave him mine , where do you find "rudeness" in that

plenty of water everyones welcome

Mate the world is due to end the day after you arrive. I suppose you have to come to Perth then, so you will not notice any catastrophic change!