You might want to try down at Brighton which is only down the road from sandgate as it is better in a SE wind. Sandgate tends to get a bit gusty or at least have holes and lulls in the wind. Mid to low tide is best as the high tide gives you little room for error.Watch the rock walls and groins. If the wind is on there will be people kiting for sure. Ask one of the friendly locals the do"s and dont's and have a good day

It's high at about 12:20pm tomorrow so a couple of hours either side of that would be good. Maby later in the afternoon as well if you can hang around. Walking distance from the train to Brighton is a fair walk but you may be able to jump on a bus heading to Redcliffe and jump off around Eventide which is an old peoples home before you hit the bridge. Just walk down the side street next to the home and your there.

Yeh it's a fun little down winder as long as your prepared at the end of the day to walk back to Sandgate with your gear if you leave anything there.

Catch the train to Sandgate train station , there is a bus terminal there ,catch a bus towards Redcliffe and hop off around 18th-19th Avenue (near shops at Eventide) walk 200m to beach.

I have my 10m, and I'm a big guy... ;) I think it'll be spot on!

ill be at brighton to as soon As it nukes!!!!

I'll take the train from south bank in an hour...

Isn't it too gusty?

awesome day, my 10m was a little overpowered but +-28 knots in the arvo coming on to low tide was prob the best time be out. days like these make you want to buy a 7...