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Good kitesurfing in Qld

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Created by Wombat86 > 9 months ago, 1 Jun 2010
Wombat86
1 posts
1 Jun 2010 9:58AM
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I'm planning a trip to Queensland in late July/early August with my partner before bub arrives later in the year, and given I won't be doing much myself by that stage, I want to make sure he has fun, which means going somewhere that's good for kitesurfing (and surfing as a back up plan if the wind's no good). He's mostly a beginner, having just done a few lessons and just bought his own gear.

So, could you help me out with any ideas on where we should go? We'd be wanting to avoid the city mostly and it would be good if there's heaps of good cafes around too (to keep me happy).

Thanks,
Emily

greenleader
QLD, 5283 posts
2 Jun 2010 1:00AM
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emily, queensland is very big.

some specific places will usually get some of the friendly people here on this forum to spill the beans.

jas73
QLD, 796 posts
2 Jun 2010 7:46AM
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North Queensland gets the trade winds in winter. Up to Cairns/ Port Douglas would be a good choice for both of you.

kwrichards
4 posts
8 Jul 2010 2:30AM
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Port Douglas has some awesome kiteing when its on! If you can bring a big and small kite!

Beavey
QLD, 11 posts
9 Jul 2010 9:51AM
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Port Douglas sucks. 30-35kn on Low Isle, 15kn on the beach. If its blowing S-SSE forget PD and head further north. If it comes more from the east(i.e. SE) then OK.



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