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Albany Windsurfing

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Created by PLANETNANS > 9 months ago, 26 Dec 2009
PLANETNANS
WA, 21 posts
26 Dec 2009 11:43AM
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HI all,

Need a break and thinking of exploring the coast between Albany and Espernance.

Any recommended sailing spots?

Cheers

Mark _australia
WA, 23478 posts
26 Dec 2009 4:30PM
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Albany is not much good, and anythign near Esperance that is good will not be divulged by those in the know .
Esperance is so damn good (when it is blowing) that you may as well forget the exploring and just go straight there.

Look for hot weather in perth and a SE'ly in Esperance for a few days... that is the forecast you want to see.

Shane
WA, 202 posts
27 Dec 2009 3:06AM
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Are you looking for good waves or just a nice spot to sail? The places that I know of where there are facilities and the beach is accessible would include Two Peoples Bay, Bremer Bay, Cape Riche and Hopetoun. These are pretty much flatwater sailing spots though- maybe some small waves. That gets you half way to Esperance, but I don't know the rest of that coast.

PLANETNANS
WA, 21 posts
27 Dec 2009 6:33AM
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HI all,

Was thinking Bremer bay and seeing how that goes as still need a bit of the flatish water before going anywhere near wave sailing.

Cheers

JAE25
WA, 1 posts
14 Feb 2010 4:51PM
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I went down to Albany last week and had a great time. Princess Royal Harbor was a good spot to use my formula board (set up with a 10m sail) and also had some great wave sailing at Torbay.

It is a fine part of the world. Also checked out the usual tourist spots around Albany, the micro brewery pubs and history walking tour put on by JJ tours www.jjtoursalbany.com/ were the highlights.

I hope to head back down there again and spend a week between Hoptoun and Esperance.

Zed
WA, 1274 posts
18 Feb 2010 11:51AM
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JAE25 said...

I went down to Albany last week and had a great time. Princess Royal Harbor was a good spot to use my formula board (set up with a 10m sail) and also had some great wave sailing at Torbay.

It is a fine part of the world. Also checked out the usual tourist spots around Albany, the micro brewery pubs and history walking tour put on by JJ tours www.jjtoursalbany.com/ were the highlights.

I hope to head back down there again and spend a week between Hoptoun and Esperance.



Yeah I normally sail Goode Beach/Mistaken Island. Ok for some bump n jump stuff. Never seen anyone else out there. Just me and the white pointers. I water start very quickly.



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