G'Day Kecksoff

another couple and us are allso going up later this month, we'll be staying at sunset caravan park, they've got a caravan, we've booked an onsite cabin, costing us $576 for a fortnight.
Woops wife says, the dog is a problem there! But thinks that the Drummonds site is OK. Try the gero tourist site, that may help.

I stayed at the Belair caravan park and the guy that runs it was a good bloke, friendly & helpful I guess If you carry on like a cockhead(deduced from looking at your previous opinionated posts) in the park then as he's looking after his interests and starts behaving the same.

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Originally posted by kecksoff

wondering why nobody was sailing straight off the front of the CBD. Is all the water open to windsurfing? Is Point Moore the best to sail near town? Is Drummonds any good to sail Decrep????

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the beach near the cbd is in a huge wind shadow from the port, there's also some shallow reef around there. St Georges can be great flat water before you hit the waves (if there's any swell) a hundred meters or so out, about 3km north of cbd. Sunsets picks up the swell better breaks out further and has a longer ride, that's another few kms further north.
Point More sticks out to sea further and gets good uninterupted wind, but for some reason I prefer sailing St Georges or Sunsets. I don't feel comfortable at Hells Gates, too far to swim if something goes wrong!
Not sure about Drummonds, certainly there's surf there, haven't seen any sails out there going to or from Coros.
There's a couple of house rentals near St Georges thou if you're thinking of going down that path.

No worries Seaton.
Might see you up there, look for a couple of old farts in a white corolla station wagon, on wavewand boards with Avalon sail co. sails

Cheers Mike

And do you have Bubury plates???
Ours are mandurah.