Been kiting a few times at Wanda (Cronulla) and in the 7 or so times which have all been on weekends, I have kited alone mostly, a couple of sessions with a max of 3 kiters and one session I saw one other kiter way down the southern end.

Last Sunday it was nuking southerly. It did have a touch of west I'll grant which was undoubtedly a bit squirrelly down the southern end but the northern end curves around such that it would surely be smooth enough wind and cross-on enough. The northern end was however deserted. I would have been a bit overpowered on my 8m and alone and launching/landing by myself so I gave it a miss. If there had been anyone else around I would have been happy to make the long walk.

So questions:
• Where is the great Wanda kiting and social scene I once saw a chap talking about on a Kiteshow episode?
• Is that road that leads to what on Google maps is called 'Boat Harbour" at northern end accessible to the public? (It looks grey on Google maps as distinct from other roads which are white)
• How much west of south can that northern end take and still be kite-able ?
• Does anyone indeed kite there?
• Does anyone want to hook up in the next nuking south westerly to try?

Each to their own...but why on earth would you advertise an uncrowded place?

Sorry just don't get it, I don't kite so I can socialize...most of us in WA dream of having uncrowded waters...weird...but each to their own.

Reminds me of people I used to watch in the gym, lot of talk but no exercise....Not saying that is you of course, but man how good having some uncrowded water!!

yeah boat harbour is a good spot for a southerly. It's better to have a 4x4 then you can drive directly onto the beach. $25 a pop though unless you have a half yearly pass.

haha and Eppo, depending on the wind direction it is usually gusty as f***. I don't mind this though and the benifit is it keeps the crowds down

Yeh fair enough...I tend to have my bro or a few others I know I can kite with.

Then again I do love the meditative solo sessions now and then.