If you haven't done lessons, no. Go to St Kilda, do some lessons or you'll kill yourself.

If you got ONE professional lessons the best place is away from Melbourne, BTW the fact that you did windsurf is not much of advantage quite contrary IMO.

ok, thank you for your nice replies.

I cant understand what s the problem. I know that there may are many people who are starting without knowin the hazards.
But not everybody starts like this.

In my lesson the instructor showed me how to prepare everything, how to fly, relaunch, bodydrag(selfrescue), and i stood on the board.

But it doesnt matter. It seems i m not really welcome and these are the answers you probable give once a day to someone who wants to learn kiting... without really knowing their skills.

If you had explained your skill level in your original post then I think you might have had quite different responses. Don't get all defensive now, next time just provide a bit more information so that people can help you. The people who replied to your post are just trying to make sure that you don't go out and injure yourself or somebody else on the beach. As you seem to be aware there are plenty of newbs out there with "All the gear and no idea", and at times their reckless behaviour threatens to ruin beach access for everyone.

It sounds like you are at a level where you just need to go out and practice so good luck to you. The Melbourne season is pretty much over now - you might be lucky and get a few windy days but they will be few and far between. St Kilda is a good spot to practice if the wind is SW because the water on the sandbar is quite shallow, but avoid the "kiddy pool" because you may end up inadvertantly getting in the way of the advanced riders.

Good luck

I think i m going near the great ocean road.. Are their any interesting spots? Ive seen its getting better but whats with W-NW?

alright,
thanks for the comments and i think i gonna go in the north. Melbourne is nice but its getting colder.

Hang loose

Jannis

If your around the Great Ocean Road your going to be near Geelong, You can try Point Henry in geelong this is a great spot for a beginner like yourself. Its good in most wind directions so you may get a chance to play.

I still agree with most people on this post that one lesson is no where near enough. You will progress infinitely faster with at least one more maybe two lessons .
If your in Geelong call past Kitepower on the way through, Goshen will be able to hook you up with a lesson and show you the inherent dangers of Point Henry

HTH good luck and be carefull.....

Dogboy