The consistent wind and swells of Western Australia are a favourite for wind surfers who take to the waves in spectacular form.
With long stretches of flat water and several reef breaks, Lancelin is able to challenge the most experienced wavesailors and nurture the novices. Home to the legendary Lancelin Ocean Classic.
Geraldton is one of the windiest places on the West Australian coast and offers excellent windsurfing for all levels. Try Coronation Beach for awesome jumping conditions and easy wave riding from October to March.
The long white beaches, enormous bays and numerous islands make this rugged coastline the perfect place to sail for all levels.
Advanced wavesailors will love the conditions on offer, with some of the strongest summer winds in the State.
This spot is for the crème de la crème of wavesailors - the main break is a solid, left-hand wave that powers across the reef, with the swell often mast high or more. World Wavesailing Champion Scott McKercher calls this town home.
Two hours north of Perth you'll find some of the best smooth-water windsurfing conditions in Western Australia.
There's plenty of windsurfing action to be found close to the city. Cottesloe and Scarborough are home to glistening foreshores complete with stellar wavesailing conditions. South of Perth, Safety Bay and Avalon beaches are ideal spots for intermediate wavesailors.
Gnaraloo is a mecca for experienced wavesailors. You can experience some of the longest wave rides on the WA coast here. Seabreezes occur from October through until March. Be aware though, it’s definitely not for the faint-hearted with large waves, strong currents and sharp coral.
This 260 kilometre magnificent coral coastline offers exceptional windsurfing conditions for advanced wavesailors.
Perth's gleaming Swan River is close enough to the coast to benefit from our regular sea breezes, making it perfect for flatwater sailing. There's enough strong wind to satisfy intermediate sailors, while the shallow waters are ideal for novices.
For more information about windsurfing in Western Australia visit Australian Windsurfing.