WA
13 posts
I'm planning on going up north for riding in the Uni break (next week). We are thinkig about stopping in Gnaraloo for a couple of days to check out the waves. Is there any other good spots in that area that can offer good riding? I'm keen to find a flat water spot up there. Is there anything around Monkey Mia?
WA
312 posts
Denham - flat water heaven. Please wind must stop body hurts 10 days in a row of 15 - 25 kts sw must get to shop to buy food please wind stopppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp.
Hows Perth hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhaa!!
WA
13 posts
Perth is no good theese days. Denham it will be. Is there a caravan park there?
WA
312 posts
Theres 3 caravan parks, Denham Seaside, Blue Dolphin and Shark Bay Caravan Park ring them up and make sure theres room it gets busy with Easter and school holidays. We kite down the southern end of town seeya there.
WA
306 posts
shut up lurch!
bastard with all the good wind.
god - i wanna be back in denham.
how long r u up there for anyways - u've been going on about how good it is for weeks now.
get back to perth and suffer like the rest of us.
WA
3464 posts
Lurch, we'll visit you up in your castle soon....stop it, please.....stil no fn wind down here where the peasants live.
Hoo Roo
WA
312 posts
OK you lot winds been unreal (apart from today) for the last 2 weeks straight and its on again for the next 3-4 days. Yesterday I was kiting by 8am on the se and it was fn unreal, low tide smooth as silk and up to a k offshore by 1pm totally knackered. Seeyas all when you get here.
Hows Perth hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhaaagggguuggghhhhggghhh!
WA
306 posts
dont choke on that last larf 8)
WA
4263 posts
Carnarvon is a sick flatwater kite site and of course the last pit-stop before Gnaraloo. I won't say exactly where the spot is ????
Let's just say that you need to head for the long jetty.
You can drive on the beach to rig up, the fishing is good here too and you can also pick oysters off the rocks. If you get bored with the flatwater, you just walk thru the narrow dunes flying the kite high and then you can sail the wind swells on the oceanside.
FOOTNOTE:
Another spot is at the mouth of the Gascoigne River. The set-up looks hot for kiting and it's my guess that no-one has ever kitesurfed it.
Last frontier stuff!
