Hi Anja

St.kilda is probly the best option for flat water and is easily accesable being close to the city and public transport. September is the start of the season and the months after that should just get better as we get into summer .

here is a map of where it is ... www.google.com.au:443/maps?hl=en&tab=wl

hope it helps enjoy

ps. im sure you will find plenty of kiters at St kilda

Try Brighton... Great for all winds except those with an easterly component.

Check out www.kitebeach.com.au and dont forget to look at the KBV web site http://www.kbv.org.au for locations guides.

Give Stkilda a miss and get on the train to Aspendale station walk to the beach then south to the end of the carpark, great bunch of people.

hi anja,

your english seems good but perhaps you should read the post that suggests aspendale again. you may change your mind?

i kite via public transport in melbourne and my favourite accessible spots are altona if the wind is from the east to south west, and brighton if its westerly to northerly. altona a five minute walk from train to beach. brighton ten minutes.

st.kilda has a higher pose factor, some folk like that, it's not my cup of tea.

viel spass,

dojo

to the last guy that posted: how does one "pose" in kitesurfing?

I ve seen a few posts say that kiters in st kilda pose, how is that done?

Having played guitar since age 13 I can teach you how to pose correctly
when it comes to guitar playing. easy, spread your legs, wear the guitar fairly low and hammer the strings whilst making faces. add a few accessoires such as sunglasses, tight jeans, a t-shirt, makeup if you re in a glam band and voila: you re posing!

however im baffled, how does one pose in kitesurfing?

cheers,
eric, self proclaimed guitar posing expert

Ok guys I decided that I wanna get a room in rye or surroundings cuz obviously its good for kiting and a friend of mine works nearby! Does anyone have a tip or knows someone who's got a room for rent (or even better a campervan for sale?)