Suggestions for holiday to both kite and surf

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jamieson
jamieson
NSW
9 posts
NSW, 9 posts
25 Jan 2014 7:07pm
Hey all,

Looking for some ideas for a holiday that has good surf as well as good kiting (both flat water and waves).

Looking to go in the second half of the year, later the better. Maybe a pacific island

Any ideas guys!!!
poor relative
poor relative
WA
9106 posts
WA, 9106 posts
25 Jan 2014 4:28pm
Leonora WA - wicked place difficult to get to tho...
Razzonater
Razzonater
2224 posts
2224 posts
25 Jan 2014 8:51pm
poor relative said...
Leonora WA - wicked place difficult to get to tho...


Pure evil hahaha
jamieson
jamieson
NSW
9 posts
NSW, 9 posts
26 Jan 2014 10:44am
Ah looks epic! A lazy 10hrs from the coast, byo booze and leaving with a burnt out car
Green Cherub
Green Cherub
WA
296 posts
WA, 296 posts
29 Jan 2014 8:36am
Cocos Islands!

No wave kiting here, but we had a steady 17-22knots all day everyday with the local wave about 10min bike ride from town. Wave breaking almost everyday, mild currant across the reef which wasnt a problem unless it was huge. Superb falt water location for kiting on the inside lagoon!

Flights are a bit exy, defs good value if you can use your frequent flyers!
jamieson
jamieson
NSW
9 posts
NSW, 9 posts
30 Jan 2014 5:45pm
Sounds sweet!!

What was the wave like? What time of year did ya go?

Cheers for the info!
MDSXR6T
MDSXR6T
WA
1019 posts
WA, 1019 posts
31 Jan 2014 2:54pm
Hawaii.

The islands are so great. I was there last week for a couple of weeks and plenty of surf of varying size on Oahu that isnt on the north shore and theres a kite beach thats fairly popular.

9hours from sydney, fairly cheap flights i believe(?) heaps to see and do.
DARTH
DARTH
WA
3028 posts
WA, 3028 posts
31 Jan 2014 3:03pm
MDSXR6T said..

Hawaii.

The islands are so great. I was there last week for a couple of weeks and plenty of surf of varying size on Oahu that isnt on the north shore and theres a kite beach thats fairly popular.

9hours from sydney, fairly cheap flights i believe(?) heaps to see and do.


But they have tiger sharks so you better watch out
oliver
oliver
3952 posts
3952 posts
31 Jan 2014 3:19pm
I'd say Tassie.

Just got back from Coles Bay - Freycinet National Park - absolutely bloody beautiful. A watersports haven. My son described it as a cold Hawaii, which is not far off the mark. White sands, turquoise water, largish mountains, plenty of untamed wilderness, delicious food, great surfing, fishing.

This time of year the weather is perfect and you can even catch the ferry as we did with the car and bring all your own stuff.

There's a guy who hops on the SUP forum sometimes, Kyron, who posts some beautiful vids of his times in Tassie.

Here we go - enjoy.

Ted the Kiwi
Ted the Kiwi
NSW
14256 posts
NSW, 14256 posts
31 Jan 2014 6:42pm
New Caledonia from what I have heard will give you plenty of both.
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