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Best place in WA for a beginner?

Created by ryaa ryaa  > 9 months ago, 3 Nov 2010
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ryaa
ryaa

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3 Nov 2010 2:41am
Hi All,

Planning to come in December to WA to learn windsurfing. What places would you recommend for a beginner (with equipment hire and lessons)?

Thanks
Windsurfing Perth
the boys at peli point do a good job for lessons, but you cant beat Melville beach for the best learner spot on the river.
Windxtasy
Windxtasy

WA

4017 posts

3 Nov 2010 12:54pm
Safety Bay is also nice with lessons and hire available.
ryaa
ryaa

2 posts

3 Nov 2010 11:08pm
Thanks all.

I found that there is tons of weed in the water in Safety bay (windsurfwa.com/WA/spots.html)
Otherwise all the places look promising. thanks again
Mark _australia
Mark _australia

WA

23526 posts

4 Nov 2010 10:16am
Weed won't bother you when learning, it is only once planing fast and it causes dramas on your fin... even then only sometimes. For the first year (?) you won't be aware of it
kingdomba
kingdomba

1 posts

5 Nov 2010 7:20pm
hey. i would strongly recommend pelican point, its in nedlands on the river behind the uni of WA. there is good windsurfing lessons there. rockingham at safety bay is good to and more so lancilin, probably the most windest place
Windxtasy
Windxtasy

WA

4017 posts

5 Nov 2010 8:57pm
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ryaa said...

Thanks all.

I found that there is tons of weed in the water in Safety bay (windsurfwa.com/WA/spots.html)
Otherwise all the places look promising. thanks again


Not enough that it makes it unpleasant to walk around in, just the odd strand that catches on your fin and stops you planing, unless you have a weed fin, which everyone who sails there regularly has.
NowindSurfer
NowindSurfer

WA

163 posts

6 Nov 2010 3:12am
The blue manner crabs will nibble on your feet aswell!!! lol.
rich3gold
rich3gold

WA

34 posts

10 Nov 2010 10:37pm
peli point... warm water, sand bar as far as you'll go. safe - you only get blown onto the land, and there is lots of other windsurfers around to 'look out for you'
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