I, i'm about to come to australia for 3, 4 month or maybe more (january to may 2005).
I'd like to know wich are the best places to ride or to stay. I intend to work a little bit as well (little jobs). I'm waiting impatiently for your responses.

Many thanks.

PS: what about the 2 options below ?
- landing in Brisbane and flying back to France from Perth
- landing in Sydney and doing several round trips

Indeed it's only once i posted this message that, wandering through this forum, i realized how polemic the topic was.

I can see with real fun that the kitesurfers whatever big or small the country is, are so much the same once it comes to talk about the best home spots ever

Ok then, polemic aside, let me ask in another way for my question. Considering the weather conditions for the period january to may which are the reliable western spots (that's for the western people)
and which are the reliable eastern spots (ok, guess who is that for...)
You'll tell me but what about the Melbourne's inhabitants east, west both????
Don't worry i've a question just for them: is Tasmania worth for kitesurfing, i guess its worth visiting for holyday purpose anyway.

Now Westozwind, is the question clear enough of polemic insunation for you to let me know about a piece of your local kite spots and local life knowledge???
Oh damned! sure i've been into another sensitive point
Just consider i've never asked anybody for his secret tips!
I swear i'll keep everything for me . And more to show you how dumb i will be I change my nick name right now for HP The DeadKiteMan.
What more can i do???
: just don't think about it!!!!!

Well done Laurie, I thought is was just another name for Windsurfers

Looking at the kitesurfing holidays you have taken, and the destinations, I do have one question:

- what do you do for a job, and can I have it?!!!

Hey HP great to hear you are coming to Aus to holiday and spend all your cash.. (what do you do for a job?) West Aus is alright for kite surfing but all the spots that you are allowed to kite in are really crowded.. I believe it's much less restricted on the east coast.. All I need now is to get my job transfered to there so I can get out on the water more often.

Ken

advantages while unemployed...

wonder if thats a slip in translation :)

..and check www.ski.com.au/ for info about skiing...

From Massilia hum.... A real massilia inhabitant then???
Can't believe you've gone down under without a piece of "Mistral", huge quantities of "Pastaga", and a picture of "la bonne mère" in your luggage
So where is the local "epluchure beach" over there?

Real aussies, I appologise for this special remembering message that must have bored more than one but i couldn't haved missed the pleasure of playing a little joke on a country mate.

For those still there and willing to understand the meaning of "Mistral", "Pastaga" and "la bonne mère", Leski i'll let you explain... Special good luck for a full translation (don't forget the massilian accent) of "la bonne mère" con!