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Kitefoil spots in Australia

4 places in Australia have at least one spot tagged for foiling: Gold Coast, Melbourne, Silver Beach and Tannum Sands Beach. Between them, 5 foil spots and 10 kite schools.

Places for foiling4in Australia
Spots that qualify5of 6 at those places
Kite schools10at the same places

Ordered by how many spots each place holds.

Gold CoastMelbourneSilver BeachTannum Sands BeachEverything Australia doesFoiling nearbyAlso in Australia

Foiling in Australia

4 places, largest first

Gold Coast

1 of its 2 spots is tagged for foiling

15–25 kt typicalbeginnerintermediateadvanced

Modelled share of windy days by month: Jan 40%, Feb 32%, Mar 29%, Apr 30%, Sep 23%, Oct 45%, Nov 15%, Dec 19%. No figure for May, Jun, Jul, Aug. In season: Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec.

2 spots6 schools1 foil spot

also flat wateralso wavesalso beginnersalso waves and flat

Photo by Gaz, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Melbourne

2 of its 2 spots are tagged for foiling

15–30 kt typicalbeginnerintermediateadvanced

Modelled share of windy days by month: Jan 68%, Feb 81%, Mar 66%, Jun 53%, Jul 52%, Sep 63%, Oct 73%, Nov 68%, Dec 74%. No figure for Apr, May, Aug. In season: Jan, Feb, Mar, Oct, Nov, Dec.

2 spots4 schools2 foil spots

also flat wateralso beginners

Dietmar Rabich / Wikimedia Commons / "Melbourne (AU), St Kilda Beach -- 2019 -- 1590" / CC BY-SA 4.0

Silver Beach

1 of its 1 spot is tagged for foiling

5–10 kt typicalbeginnerintermediateadvanced

No figure for Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec. In season: Jan, Feb, Mar, Oct, Nov, Dec.

single spot1 foil spot

Tannum Sands Beach

1 of its 1 spot is tagged for foiling

12–18 kt typicalbeginnerintermediateadvanced

No figure for Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec. In season: Jan, Feb, Mar, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec.

single spot1 foil spot

wood26, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Everything Australia does

the figure in a cell is how many of that place's spots qualify; foiling is the column you are on

PlaceFlat waterWavesBeginnersFoilingWaves and flatSchools
Perth211none36
Gold Coast121126
Melbourne1none12none4
Exmouth21nonenone21
Perth - Safety Bay1nonenonenonenone1
Bar Beachnone1nonenonenonenone
Inverloch (Andersons Inlet)1nonenonenonenonenone
Perth - Lancelinnone1nonenonenonenone
Rye Beach1nonenonenonenonenone
Shallow Inlet1nonenonenonenonenone
Silver Beachnonenonenone1nonenone
Tannum Sands Beachnonenonenone1nonenone

A cell reading none in one of the five facet columns is a rule no spot at that place matches; in the Schools column it is a place with no school on file. A figure links to that facet's page for Australia where there is one - 5 of the five clear the three-place gate here - except in the column you are already on, and the Schools figures, which are counts rather than facets.

A place is here when at least one of its spots is tagged for foiling. Wing foiling, windfoiling and e-foiling are different sports and do not count. A country needs three such places before it gets a page of its own.