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Kite spot on water · Australia

Sydney - East - Bondi - No Kiting Zone

Practical notes from riders: launch, parking and what to watch out for.

Show on the map-33.8938, 151.2786
Nearest airport
SYDSydney Kingsford Smith International Airport, 11 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

riding areaPparking

From riders

What you need to know

Watch out for

  • The beach is unsuitable for kitesurfing due to many hazardscommunity map

Parking

  • Car park about 150 m from the spot, paid.capacity: 50 · OpenStreetMap

Rules and respect

  • Kites with 2 or more lines banned (Waverly City Council bylaw); violation voids NSWKBA/AKSA liability insurance and risks arrest and gear confiscationcommunity map
In riders' own words
  • „OpenStreetMap way/1115149480“
  • „OpenStreetMap way/230158201“
  • „NSWKBA also states that this beach is unsuitable for kitesurfing due to many dangers.“
  • „Bondi Beach comes under the Waverly city council by-law prohibiting the flying of all kites with 2 lines or more.“

Photos from the area

Ripping (257607111)
Ripping (257607111) · 314 m from the spot
Adrian Gigante, CC BY 3.0, Wikimedia Commons
Filmmaker James Fitzpatrick, a camera crew and a crowd of people at Bondi Beach (7834883146)
Filmmaker James Fitzpatrick, a camera crew and a crowd of people at Bondi Beach (7834883146) · 215 m from the spot
Australian National Maritime Museum on The Commons, Public domain, Wikimedia Commons
Surf Rescue Boat (31652120831)
Surf Rescue Boat (31652120831) · 255 m from the spot
Tony Hisgett from Birmingham, UK, 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.

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

Values by month
January8.2 knots · 4.2 m/s
February8.1 knots · 4.2 m/s
March7.9 knots · 4.1 m/s
April7.5 knots · 3.9 m/s
May7.9 knots · 4.1 m/s
June8.3 knots · 4.3 m/s
July8.2 knots · 4.2 m/s
August8.4 knots · 4.3 m/s
September8.0 knots · 4.1 m/s
October8.0 knots · 4.1 m/s
November8.1 knots · 4.2 m/s
December8.0 knots · 4.1 m/s

Nearby

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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.

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