Kite spot on water · Australia

Green Island/Lake Conjola

Name: Green Island/Lake Conjola
Address: AU

Riders have kited it in NE, SE–S. Best in SE–S.

Show on the map-35.2740, 150.5055

Works in: NE, SE–S
Best: SE–S
Watch out: NE
Nearest airport: MYAMoruya Airport, 77 km

Forecast and webcams

Before you go

Forecasts often disagree. When Windguru, ALADIN and Windy agree, it is worth going.

Tips for this spot

Offshore wind carries you away from land. Do not ride it without a rescue boat.
When a storm is coming, get out of the water and land the kite at once. Gusts before a storm are violent and a kite overhead is the highest point around.
New spot: ask locals about shallows, currents and where people launch.

On site

Wind and riding area

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Direction the wind blows from. Based on riders' experience, not a forecast.

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From riders

What you need to know

Who it suits: Experts only
Size of the area: Plenty of space to spread out.
Watch out NE: NE is cross-offshore.

Watch out for

Sand dunes at Lake Conjola will block the wind and your kite will drop if you ride too far past the sand spit.community map
Wind blows cross-offshore and land is far awaycommunity map
Surfers in the watercommunity map

Parking

Car park about 650 m from the spot.OpenStreetMap

Conditions

Flat water behind the sand spit at Lake Conjola.community map

Riders' tips

Do not ride too far past the sandspit at Lake Conjola, or the sand dunes will block the wind and your kite will drop.community map

In riders' own words

„Great spot in a S to SE wind (NE is cross-offshore)“
„Only in a NE wind and experts-only.“
„with plenty of space to spread out.“
„OpenStreetMap way/459564456“
„OpenStreetMap way/459564455“
„don't go too far or the sand dunes will block the wind and your kite will drop.“
„Wind is cross-off shore and land is a long way away.“
„Watch out for surfers.“
„Flatwater kiting inside the sand bar at Lake Conjola“
„Flatwater kiting inside the sand bar at Lake Conjola but don't go too far or the sand dunes will block the wind and your kite will drop.“

Photos from the area

Lake Conjola bushfire (49324304463) · 1003 m from the spot
Andrew Harvey from Sydney, Australia, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

Evacuation of Lake Conjola (49325003902) · 1003 m from the spot
Andrew Harvey from Sydney, Australia, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

View of Lake Conjola entrance during bushfire (49324307033) · 1003 m from the spot
Andrew Harvey from Sydney, Australia, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

Wind by month

When it blows

Average wind speed 10 m above ground from NASA POWER (MERRA-2, 2001–2025). The model works on a grid of roughly 50 km; on hills and by the water the wind is often stronger and gustier.

10.5Jan5.4

10.3Feb5.3

10.0Mar5.1

9.6Apr4.9

9.9May5.1

10.6Jun5.5

10.6Jul5.5

10.5Aug5.4

9.9Sep5.1

9.8Oct5.0

10.2Nov5.2

10.2Dec5.2

windiest monthsaverage wind in knots, NASA POWER; below the month in m/s

Values by month

January	10.5 knots · 5.4 m/s
February	10.3 knots · 5.3 m/s
March	10.0 knots · 5.1 m/s
April	9.6 knots · 4.9 m/s
May	9.9 knots · 5.1 m/s
June	10.6 knots · 5.5 m/s
July	10.6 knots · 5.5 m/s
August	10.5 knots · 5.4 m/s
September	9.9 knots · 5.1 m/s
October	9.8 knots · 5.0 m/s
November	10.2 knots · 5.2 m/s
December	10.2 knots · 5.2 m/s

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Sources: Community map “KBNSW Spots” (Google My Maps). Wind NASA POWER, airports OurAirports, photos Wikimedia Commons (author and licence with each photo). As of 17 October 2026. These are riders' reports; local rules change, so look around before you ride and follow local signs.