Windsurf or Kitesurf Gnaraloo Bay, Australia

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Gnaraloo Bay in Western Australia’s Coral Coast is a pristine white beach that stretches for almost 60 kilometers. There is a surf break off Gnaraloo Point referred to as “Tombstones” that presents ideal conditions sought by Windsurfers and Kitesurfers alike. Practitioners come from all corners of the globe to experience Tombstones on their boards. The Bay at Gnaraloo abuts the Ningaloo Marine Park within a 260 kilometer reef that shelters an abundance of sea life including whale sharks, dolphins, dugongs, manta rays and humpback whales. The wind blows from the south and Southeast at speeds that vary between 20 and 30 knots. The further north you travel, the stronger the wind gets. The months of October to April are better than average as far as the wind is concerned Water conditions are ideal for Windsurfing and Kiteboarding. Reports of waves so long and unbroken that occasionally enthusiasts find it difficult to ride the entire wave have been made. Camping is the rule for visiting Gnaraloo. The area is a converted sheep station that has been put into reuse as a destination for surfers of all specialties. Nightlife consists of conversation around the campfire with fellow enthusiasts while coiffing some local brew. The lack of modern conveniences and infrastructure makes for a relaxing holiday while enjoying the wild Western Australia landscape. Gnaraloo is located 12 hours by car north of Perth, Western Australia where there is a major international airport. There is an airstrip nearby that can be accessed by chartered aircraft. Vistors to Gnaraloo are advised to make sure all their provisioning is completed before they arrive at the Bay. Your dream holiday that includes visiting some of Australia’s greatest locations for windsurfing or kiteboarding will not be complete without spending some time at Gnaraloo Bay in Western Australia. Add this visit to your list and start preparing now for epic days on the water and relaxing nights under the starlit Western Australian sky.

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