has anyone been on this website, http://www.wannakitesurf.com/, it is the kiters, wannasurf. it would be great if all these SB forumers also went onto this site so we could get all the good spots listed. a great resource i think.

ps. i have nothing to do with these people, i just found this ^^ site then.

everyone have a look, and add your local...

kitebeaches and waksa have good ones. google it

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Kitepower Australia said...

Yeah list your spot and then find it overun with tourist kiters, great idea!

Cya and

Goodwinds

Steve

mate, if someone live near you, im sure they know all the best kiting beaches in the area. i pretty sure its intended for people planning a holiday.

it would make it easier next time you travelled wouldnt it...

lots of euros come to peli as it is listed on kitebeaches. one group of about 15 [didnt have anyrespect to local rules ect] euros said in very broken english from the only one of them that could sort of speak it was they were staying at woodmans point but had come to peli everyday ect cus it was the only one they had read about.

A huge part of traveling is discovery.

Why spoil it.

"one group of about 15 [didnt have anyrespect to local rules ect] euros said in very broken english from the only one of them that could sort of speak it was they were staying at woodmans point but had come to peli everyday ect cus it was the only one they had read about."

Kitecrazzy, you write in very broken Inglis.

Wait until Stoked Publications puts out it's World Kite and Windsurfing Guide, then it will truly be over for the best spots ;-) I have the Europe guide and its like reading Kitesurf Porn... and its released in three languages for the avid Euro Kiter...

I think Kitebeaches is good but a lot of the information you need is incomplete.

For me, that website has been a great resource. I can work out where I need to go when I take mini trips around Europe, and it was cool to see where was best to go when I came to Perth at Christmas. I would have never, ever found Beauduc in France without it, and that was one of my life's highlights!

For all of youse that live in WA and say "I don't want outsiders hanging round my local spot" its all well and good when you live in a spot like Perth, where you can set your watch to the Doctor and be at the beach in 20min, but the rest of the world isn't like that, and heading to the beach isn't a decision made at 3 in the afternoon!

www.wannakitesurf.com/spot/Australia_Pacific/Australia/Western_Australia/Bibra_Lake/index.html