Dear Gents,

Our group from Kazakhstan is going to visit WA in middle of December. Our preliminary schedule is:

17.12 - 19.12 - Perth
19.12-21.12 - Geraldton (visits to Dongara and local spots)
21.12-24.12 - Denham or Monkey Mia (Depends of hotels availability)
24.12-28.12 - Geraldton
28.12-30.12 -Lancelin
30.12-01.01 - Perth
02.01 - Departure to Kazakhstan

Can you suggest which spots we need to visit? Which changes we need to make in our programm? Which hotels or houses we can rent?

Will be appreciated for any advises.

Best regards,
Swimmerx

Your trip looks great! Will be a big change from Kazakhstan.

As to Hutt Lagoon, there is a thread discussing kiting it here.

www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Kitesurfing/General/Kiting-in-salt-lakes-
I live nearby and we dont kite there, it looks speccy but we prefer the ocean and waves.

We kite at Horrock's which is between Gero and Port Gregory. Drop in for a kite and say hello when you are in the area.

Cheers

Swimmerx said..
Dear Gents,

Our group from Kazakhstan is going to visit WA in middle of December. Our preliminary schedule is:

17.12 - 19.12 - Perth
19.12-21.12 - Geraldton (visits to Dongara and local spots)
21.12-24.12 - Denham or Monkey Mia (Depends of hotels availability)
24.12-28.12 - Geraldton
28.12-30.12 -Lancelin
30.12-01.01 - Perth
02.01 - Departure to Kazakhstan

Can you suggest which spots we need to visit? Which changes we need to make in our programm? Which hotels or houses we can rent?

Will be appreciated for any advises.

Best regards,
Swimmerx

Just joking with you
wester Australia is littered with spectacular wind and conditions , the further you travel the better it gets, not many travel beyond the Midwest and exmouth
We're hosting a kiting event in November and it'd be great to have you along
High five

Did that trip from September 15 to March 16. Hell yeah what a time !
You definitely need more time or youll regret it and dont skip Coronation and Big Lagoon (4wd required).
Its also worth to explore the Margarete River region. Quite a huge contrast to the North but got some pretty good flatwater spots like Augusta down there.

Enjoy your trip, stay safe and buy some beer for the locals !

There are cool lagoons around Shark Bay / Denham you can kite in, little lagoon is easy to get too (don't need 4x4). Big Lagoon needs 4x4, but is, as the name suggests, larger, and way more fun / picturesque.
So many amazing spots, Lancelin, Wedge Island, Coronation Beach, Horrocks, the list is endless of empty perfect kiting locations as you head further north.
For accommocation, there's heaps of cheap backpackers around, or just rent a camper van and camp where you're kiting, don't even pay for accommodation.

Stay at Lancelin lodge (backpackers), always the long termers (and local WA scum like me) there that time of year which will help ya out. Probs best place in WA in regards to kiting options.