Why didn't you just ask this on the thread it was originally from ???
Read something about it in the forum rules once, but now when I look at the rules there are about more 20 pages.
Have you kited Beachmere?
I would have thought most people would find the fun in discovering new places to go by working it out themselves. When your told go to this place or that place you know one thing for sure it's going to be crowded as everyone is going to be heading their next weekend. Different wind and tides can make a place work or not just like your reference to Caloundra that needs an OUT going tide to work.
This weekend looks like it should be good on Sunday but their is a little south in it so Sandgate will be gusty. I would suggest getting on Google earth and looking at all beaches that will handle a SSE and have a bit of a drive up or down the coast. If your into flat water then the options are reduced but are still available.
Kurt has been good to leave a few spots off his list so not to spoil the fun of discovery and with a high tide around midday with a run out tide all afternoon there are some nice options.
Maroochydore - pretty busy at river mouth & no one helps land or launch kites
Depends on the day and the people and that goes for any site these days. Sadly it seems to hard these days for alot of people to help launch and land at any spots and it's probably not 'cool' to get a landing or help launch someone. I always offer to any other kiter for either.
Kawana. - you'll be on your own with large swell
I have only had large swell (by SEQ standards) about 4 times in two years (genuine 6ft plus). Usually its 1-2 ft mush and now and then 3-4 foot ok. Very easy and not many flagged areas to avoid on the downwind run for about 10ks.
Caloundra - river mouth only works on an in coming tide
Wrong. Actually its passage not a river too! Works on outgoing tide and work roughly off Brisbane tide times as a start.
But, if you go up the passage a bit to Golden beach (about 1-2k from the mouth) it is flat water and works on incoming tide in s-se etc.
Beachmere. - pretty much like Mudgate
Not really. Much Clearer water and nice and peaceful. Worth a drive in se-ne if you like flat water and to get away from clown town.
Also check the seqka sitehttp://www.seqka.com.au/page/kiting-locations
Just keep in mind. You may find a spot that is uncrowded or does not have anyone kiting at it. Ask yourself the question why and find out the answer before hitting the water. You dont want any nasty surprises when your 100m off the beach
