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Which sails to pack up - for holiday in Perth?

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Created by AndreaMunich > 9 months ago, 18 Jan 2016
R1DER
WA, 1471 posts
5 Mar 2016 7:28AM
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Where did you stay and where did you sail?

decrepit
WA, 12775 posts
5 Mar 2016 3:01PM
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Glad you enjoyed yourself Andrea, I think I saw you drive by at Novara, in a hire campervan? Anyway somebody said it was you, but I didn't get a chance to wave.
Maybe next year, PM me if you get to Mandurah. The best spots here change with conditions, a little local advise can be useful.

Puppet
VIC, 41 posts
6 Mar 2016 10:09PM
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Hi Andrea
You should consider to visit east coast of aust as well someday... Great sailing in Sydney and Melb
Cheers
David

AndreaMunich
13 posts
7 Mar 2016 6:29PM
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At the beginning of my trip I tried to leave Perth as soon as possible because I wasn't used driving a camper in the city on the "wrong" side. (First time for me)


I headed north and checked nearly all beaches along the way to Geraldton.
I stayed at Point Ledge, Lancelin, Cervantes, Jurien Bay, Leeman, Port Gregory and finally Coronation, where I stayed several days. Loved that spot but not the mouse living with me in the camper.

My gear was often way too big and I had to skip some days. And often I was alone at a wonderful spot (Jurien, Cervantes) and too scared to go for a sail completely alone ...

During hot and windless days I went to the Pinnacles and Rottnest Island and fell in love with those sweet guileless Quokkas.

I skipped Perth on my way to Augusta. Had a very nice sail in the morning at Falcon/Mandurah – where decrepit might have seen me. Liked that spot and the speed guys I met there very much.

Then finally I tried Perth and found Dutch Inn nearly at the end of my holiday.
I should have tried it much earlier.
Next time I will stay much longer in Perth, I love the city and the callenge of my abilities at Duchies.
And nearly most of all the atmosphere and the people there.

Next time I will bring smaller gear and maybe buy/rent a small board – I had defenitely more fun with it (Thanks N. !) :-)

But I fear, David, East Coast will have to wait for another year ....
Still missed many spots around Perth.

C U next summer!


Andrea



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