Hi all,
Taking 2 to 3 weeks to go from Broome to Perth over October/November. Any must see spots, or hints to find any amazing secrete spots???
Many Thanks
Jimi
Just keep following the coast Jimi and if looks nice go for it.
Mind you, if you want an inland detour - Karajini for an explore of the gorges - amazing.
Yep..all of it...as said above :-) dont know about broome though..like.people said before on this (just read other wa advice) ..dont waste yr time in city crowds do exm down to esperance.there is a post on this recently&if u want to learn from stunty type professionals go and sit around safety bay pond...but if u like waves and nature and all the wildlife u r going to see and mating turtles you are going to jump over thEn..at that time of yr...a km out...or two metre hammerheads etc .u will love it..just avoid the ridoculous city downwinder crowds and see what its really all about this side....
Be sure to give me a shout when you get to Exmouth and Ill happily show you around.
Exmouth trip planned 11-18th Oct, I know of the yardie creek wave, graveyards and that flat water bay (that doesn't blow as hard as the other two, can you recommend any other good spots or areas to teach the mrs to learn (I'm planning on winderabandi point for that, despite seeing a few big fins there last year) :-)
Select to expand quoteChiroTrev said...
Exmouth trip planned 11-18th Oct, I know of the yardie creek wave, graveyards and that flat water bay (that doesn't blow as hard as the other two, can you recommend any other good spots or areas to teach the mrs to learn (I'm planning on winderabandi point for that, despite seeing a few big fins there last year) :-)
Rule no1 in kiting don't teach your wife or partner, let tom at exmouth kite teach her, leaving you to go kiting, plenty of great spots, some of which the locals would prefer you kept to yourself, 
toms held in very high regard for his skills in teaching , say hi on your way through trev
Select to expand quoteChiroTrev said..
Exmouth trip planned 11-18th Oct, I know of the yardie creek wave, graveyards and that flat water bay (that doesn't blow as hard as the other two, can you recommend any other good spots or areas to teach the mrs to learn (I'm planning on winderabandi point for that, despite seeing a few big fins there last year) :-)
Winderbandi is no place for lessons, talk to Tom.
